Best Toyota Tacoma Lift Kit?

If you like a comfortable ride on your daily drives and weekend excursions, you will LOVE the Dirt King 2.5 shocks. The Dirt King 2.5 shocks are designed to give the best daily driving experience while providing better off-road handling than the 2.0s. The 2.5 shocks can handle rougher terrain so you can tackle whatever obstacle comes in your way.
Find these here:
dirtking.com/c...
Front Shocks:
runnin4tacos.c...
Rear: runnin4tacos.c...

[@FortuneTacoAZ]

I’m running the same setup on my Tacoma, it is the best suspension system I’ve had on the truck!

[@Obordo07]

What other suspension systems have you had prior to the DK? Any comparison/opinion to kings?

[@FortuneTacoAZ]

@@Obordo07 I’ve never ran Kings so I can’t compare to them. I replaced my factory setup with the Bilstein 6112 / 5160 lift kit which I had no issues with at all then I upgraded that to the DK and so far I’ve put about 20,000 miles on it with no issues and their off-road performance has been great for me

[@basic_ms3]

What leaf springs are you running with them?

[@FortuneTacoAZ]

@@basic_ms3 The Expedition leaf springs by All Pro Offroad

[@chrisridebike8]

I think you have a misconception on high and low speed compressions damping adjustments. It’s not about how fast you are driving. It’s about how fast the shock is compressing. High speed compression is for when the shock compresses quickly (bumps). Low speed compression is for handling and reducing body roll and squat/dive.

[@alexsua672]

How much lift do you have them on ?