Adding leveling shocks/struts to a 3/2 ready lift kit.

Hello fellas,

Newbie here.

So I have a question, hopefully someone can answer it.

I have a 3/2 Ready Lift on my Tundra, but I noticed that the front sits lower than the rear (about 2” lower). My question is, can this be leveled out without having to undo anything? Such as adding leveling shocks/struts to the existing setup?

Thanks for any help.

Eric

 

It’s one or the other. You don’t want to stack lifts. If anything take out the 2” block in the rear and put a 1” in. Easiest thing you could do

 

This, or get an all new lift and remove the spacers all together.

 

I’d like to get a 4” lift, any recommendations brand wise?

 

I like Ironman 4x4 with a 3.5" lift

https://ironman4x4america.com/suspe...=pricedesc&Make=Toyota&Model=Tundra&Year=2017

 

Post pics of the current spacers and blocks that you have. A 3/2 shouldn't have the front sitting 2 inches lower that the rear.

 

Probably a dumb question, but would it be leveled? I bought my truck with the current lift kit already installed, and don’t understand why it isn’t leveled. Why lift it and leave it lower in the front?

 

I didn’t think so either, that’s why I’m scratching my head. Ok, will do. You think maybe the Steelcraft Grill Guard would weigh it down some?

 

Just get the Icon Stage 10 and call it a day. An expensive day

https://www.iconvehicledynamics.com...-1-3-stage-10-suspension-system-w-billet-uca/

 

I wouldn't think that much. My front bumper is 110 lbs and my rear is about 140. My rear may have dropped 1/4 inch if that.

 

It's appears to be installed correctly. I'm still trying to think of why you would be so low in the front.

 

Post a side view of the whole truck.

 

Doesn't a 3/2 still leave some rake. It certainly won't be level. Even a 3/1 still has some rake. I swear I've read people putting 6112 on the top setting with nothing in the back just to level their truck and isn't that just under 3 inches. I could be wrong.

 

My 2013 with the 3/2 was dead level. Every truck sits differently.

 

2wd or 4wd?

 

2WD

 

simple. Spindle lift. You can do 3.5 inch spindles with a 1 inch spacer up front. It will align and ride way better.

 

I actually like the rake I think they look better like that personally. But like I said easiest thing you can do is go down to 1” in the rear.

 

Something like this?

https://maxtracstore.com/2007-2021-...indles-w-extended-brake-lines-maxtrac-706735/

What about for the rear? Is there a better option than that 2” block?

 

You guys are awesome, thank you so much for all of these great ideas & responses.

 

Yup cst and those are the 2 options. Im 2wd as well. I’d love to get a set! One day...

 

Shackles.