Need help with deciding

[morellakm]

okay, so I'm new to the whole lifting, SUV side of things because I have been a car owner. I am looking into getting a 2010-2011 4R and want to lift it and put 33" on it as well. Like I said I'm new to this so forgive me if this has been answered already. Ive done some research on lifts and found that the toytec 3" lift/ leveling kit is going to be my best bet( i think). just wanted to hear from experts in this field about what the best thing would be to do if I wanted to put 33" on a 4R. I am going to be pulling an 18ft flats boat and dont wanna alter the way its going to pull or mess up mpg too bad on daily driving.

thanks

 

[Sac State]

okay, so I'm new to the whole lifting, SUV side of things because I have been a car owner. I am looking into getting a 2010-2011 4R and want to lift it and put 33" on it as well. Like I said I'm new to this so forgive me if this has been answered already. Ive done some research on lifts and found that the toytec 3" lift/ leveling kit is going to be my best bet( i think). just wanted to hear from experts in this field about what the best thing would be to do if I wanted to put 33" on a 4R. I am going to be pulling an 18ft flats boat and dont wanna alter the way its going to pull or mess up mpg too bad on daily driving.

thanks

The lift won't necessarily effect mpg, but the bigger tires most people put on after a lift will effect mpg. From what I have read, moving to a 285 will drop mpg down to 16 range. I am not an expert, but I did stay at a Holiday Inn Express last month.

 

[thebwlife]

If you tow often I wouldn't do it.

My lift recommendations are in the my signature.

 

[morellakm]

"hahahaha" at the Holiday Inn joke. Thanks, every little bit of input helps!!!!!!!!