Lift Kit Suggestion 2010 Tundra?

Hi all,
I'm officially taking the step of getting my truck off the ground. I'm wanting to do a little lift to make it a bit more off road capable. I figured you guys are the experts so would love your input/experience!
Below is a list of relevant knowledge:
-Looking to lift 2.5 to 3 inches
-Will eventually have a topper and a storage/camper setup in the bed so will also have additional weight in the back
-Truck has an aftermarket front bumper
-Is used for hauling a horse trailer on occasion so need something that won't cause any trouble there

Budget of around $1300 for the lift so obviously nothing the break the bank (poor college student status over here) getting it lifted at Toytec.

Let me know what you recommend or what your experience's are!!

Thank you

 

Toytec is a good option.

 

Bilstein 6112 fronts, 5160 rears, hands down. I do run toytec shackles, but the bisteins are great for the $

 

I went toytec boss coilovers, I have a fab four bumper at 185lbs plus a 12k winch. I went with their 700lb springs. Truck rides great. Their adjustable. I removed the sway bar, it rides even better, dont even notice it's gone.

 

Bilsteins, Toytec, BOss4x4. Some good options for you.

 

Thanks all for your input! I have heard that BOSS is a good set up, I'm glad to hear all the same opinions from you guys

 

Feel free to shoot me a pm anytime or our experienced sales team a call at 303-255-4959! We would be more than happy to help any way we can to get you dialed in properly the first time!

 

@Toytec Lifts I think I sent you a message in early April but didn't hear back. Would you mind taking a look to see if you got one from me?

 

Not seeing anything! Shoot me a pm anytime

 

Fox 2.0 with CB shims and some 2” shackles.
Here’s mine with fox 2.5s and 2” shackles with a topper I also I have gear to go on top (RTT, awning etc)

Make sure you get at least a 700lb spring tho

OME is a good option to

Hauling heavy stuff I’d put airbags on

I wouldn’t waste my money on bilstien or toytec personally not that they aren’t good or anything just my personal experiences.unless maybe it’s the old pro suspension

 

Here’s a awesome setup within your budget

https://www.google.com/shopping/product/1?q=fox+2.0+tundra&client=safari&hl=en-us&biw=414&bih=617&tbs=vw%3Al%2Css%3A44&prmd=sinv&prds=num%3A1%2Cof%3A1%2Cepd%3A12795782463592799910%2Cpaur%3AClkAsKraXyyyTQz6JosaNHWOoD3JY5sdFfidvJFRZPO9SwwF7RsbHD0uPey4Zq0aqEqZGT6jWXOldVF0ma03S_gyMvFk_O-cflZC_jTw-rzA98PAdLGhGLdfWRIZAFPVH71Rg972k2wcAyJnIX-55xGtRFb5qg%2Cprmr%3A1%2Cpid%3A12795782463592799910%2Ccs%3A1

https://shop-coachbuilder.myshopify...ilder-strut-coilover-shim-provides-50-of-lift

https://www.ebay.com/itm/2007-2018-Toyota-Tundra-1-5-Rear-Lift-Shackle-Kit/192913849540?fits=Model%3ATundra

 

https://www.ebay.com/itm/2007-2018-Toyota-Tundra-1-5-Rear-Lift-Shackle-Kit-/192913849540

Those shackles look pretty stout for that price.

 

I do not like or dislike Rough Country, This is simply an option if you want to save some money.
https://www.roughcountry.com/premium-n20-lifted-struts-23030.html?find=2014-toyota-tundra-4wd-143351

Edit : I am using the 6 inch struts.

 

I have them they are heavy duty

 

How do you like the 6" struts? I'm on coilovers with the spacer... Not a huge fan of that bigass spacer.

 

They work perfect. I ran a spacer that came with my Procomp for 5 years and then recently came across the Rc 6 inch strut. It definitely improves the ride by getting rid of the spacer.
Here is my old and new.

 

Looks killer. Would you measure fender to ground for that please? I'm at 47" now, and would like to stay as close to that as possible, but I'd like more to get rid of that spacer.

 

I’m no where near 47..
From ground to the fender 45 1/2 , 35 psi
From center of hub to the fender 29 1/2

I can’t go any higher if I wanted to, My roof is already touching the rubber flap on garage entry , Lol

 

Personally I wouldn't get it done at Toytec. There's probably a local shop that'll do it cheaper and you'll get better customer service as well. Plus you could spend a little more on better components. A lift in that price range is a very straight forward install and there aren't any nuances where you would need someone that has primarily Toyota experience.

Also beware if you buy the lift from Toytec. If something goes wrong you may be up a creek. See my post history.

 

That would be close to mine then... Im on 37's, so that could be the difference.

 

Thanks for the info... I think I'm gonna pick these up.