What lift height for level?

I have a 2013 crew max 4x4.
What front and back lift height will bring me level?

 

Welcome from WI. 1 3/4" to 2" in the front will get you really close to being level if you don't do anything to the rear. Bilstein 5100's in the front on the middle setting will put you close to level. At the top setting (2 1/4") will put you just a touch nose high. I'm on 5100's, middle setting and nothing in the back.

 

If you are trying to level then you do not need to lift the back, just the front...

 

Thank you both!

 

I bought this stuff through Tire Rack. Do you recommend the rear sits a little higher or should I try to make it level?

Goodyear Wrangler DuraTrac LT285/75R-18
ReadyLift Toyota SSR Lift Kit 3/1.

 

If you purchased the 3/1 spacer kit you've only got the choice of 3" up front. You're going to want to bring the back up with the provided blocks or you'll be hella nose high.

 

@JimboSlice413 if I go with 3" up front and bring the back up 1", I'll be level?

 

I think 3/1 lifts are nose high slightly. I don't have one but that's what I gathered on this site before I leveled mine with Bilsteins.
https://www.tundras.com/threads/3-1-leveling-kit.39407/
And if you're going 3" up front you should probably look into a diff drop. Most guys install those with anything bigger than 2" up front.

 

@JimboSlice413 What does this mean, "Most guys install those with anything bigger than 2" up front."? Are you saying that I should only go with 2" up front and 1" in the rear to make sure it's not nose high? Thanks for your help.

 

I mean they install diff drops for your front differential to alleviate the increased angle on the cv axles.
3/1 will be nose high and should have a diff drop installed
2" up front will bring you at "TRD PRO" height
1.75 up front is slightly nose down, this is what I have but with our big ass hoods its hard to even tell.
Don't make a hasty decision, there's so many pics of every setup on this site. Just use the search bar and see which one you like the best.

 

Yours looks awesome. Thx

 

Mine has the Readylift 3/2 with 285/70's

 

It looks like the kit has the diff drop that @JimboSlice413 recommends.
@Tundra234 do you have your measurements Front vs Rear height? Yours looks great and I want to make sure I'm not nose high with the 3/1.

Kit info:

• Note: Avg. lift 3.0"F & 1.0"R.
  Kit Includes: * Upper strut extensions * Differential drop brackets * Sway bar drop down spacers * Skid plate spacers * Rear blocks and u-bolts Depending on the factory ride some trucks will sit nose high ,TRD models may sit nose high. Not for use on 2015-2018 Tundra TRD Pro w/ Bilstein shocks. ReadyLift Tire/Wheel Fitment Notes: 35" Maximum tire diameter 35x11.50 for no rub on a 9" wide wheel with +25 offset 18" - 285/75R18 20" - 295/65R20 22" - 285/55R22

 

This is my 2012 Rock Warrior with a ToyTec 3" lift, new struts, shocks and 1" spacer. The rear sits about 1" higher than front. Stock LT285/70R17 tires.

 

It seems every truck is different, so it is best to measure your truck specifically before ordering parts.
Many run 3/1 and it works (2" rake). Mine had only 1.5" rake so I had to go with 3/1.5, otherwise I would have been nose high.

 

Mine has 3.5 in the front and 1.5 in the rear and I am almost perfectly leveled. The rear is about 1/8" higher. But looking at it, sometimes, I feel like the rear sits lower than the front. It's just how the truck sits, I think.

 

Old man emu with 612 springs. Toytec adjustable shackles in the rear set at the 1 inch setting

 

Well, I didn't get level but I like the way it turned out. Thanks all for your help! Here is the before & after.

 

Looks good! What did you do front and rear.?

 

@tnbndr 3"F/1"R. There is still a 1 5/8" height difference between F and R.

 

Unnoticeable!

 

x2 on the unnoticeable!! Truck looks good!!

 

Looks great!

 

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