Tacoma Suspension Question

[Simeri]

I own a 2019 Tacoma TRD Off-Road which will be my overland vehicle and everyday driver. I am working with a fabricator to design a completely detachable system that i can just raise and lower onto my rig via a pulley system in the garage. My main concern is my suspension. I am looking to use 33" Hybrid/All-Terrain tires and addimg at least 3" of lift. My concern is what will happen when i remove ALL my gear from the truck bed, will my bed shoot up very little or will i be be raking the cement. BTW i have leaf springs in the rear and coil in the front. I would like to keep my leafs in the rear if possible. What suspension/gear will i need?

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[untraversed]

I own a 2019 Tacoma TRD Off-Road which will be my overland vehicle and everyday driver. I am working with a fabricator to design a completely detachable system that i can just raise and lower onto my rig via a pulley system in the garage. My main concern is my suspension. I am looking to use 33" Hybrid/All-Terrain tires and addimg at least 3" of lift. My concern is what will happen when i remove ALL my gear from the truck bed, will my bed shoot up very little or will i be be raking the cement. BTW i have leaf springs in the rear and coil in the front. I would like to keep my leafs in the rear if possible. What suspension/gear will i need?

Thank you for taking the time to read this

I have a 2018 Trd Off-road as well, and I've been talking with Headstrong Offroad for advice on my suspension upgrade. I'd highly recommend them for advice and any parts you might need. They're super knowledgeable and helpful!
This link might answer some of your questions as well

HeadStrong Off-Road Frequently Asked Questions FAQ page

HeadStrong Off-Road Frequently asked questions FAQ on Toyota Tacoma Suspension

www.headstrongoffroad.com

 

[joshjunior]

Marie helped me with mine. She will set you on the right path.

 

[DrivingTacoLoco]

Look into air bags. When empty lower to 5 lv. When loaded what you need to compensate for the weight.

 

[untraversed]

Thanks for the help!! I'll definitely look into that