Leveling kits

Good evening all, I am new to the forum and have recently purchased my first Tundra in which I realy like!

 

Welcome! Let’s see some pics! (Truck. Not you) lol

 

Welcome from NY.

 

Looking at the thread title, I assume you want to level your truck? Look at the Bilstein 5100's.

 

LOL Thank you! I'll get some taken and will post.
I did have a question I needed a little help with. I just had a 2" shock/spring leveling kit installed and it seems that the font end looks a tad bit higher than the front, is it common to add 1" blocks in the rear? I'm thinking it will add a 1" Rake from what I've read. My Ground to wheel well measurements are both 39". I was told that there would be some settling in the front end and to wait until it is warmer out to add the rear blocks. Any thoughts on that?

 

A leveling kit will not settle. Also, a front spacer is not a 1:1 lift ratio. For example, a 2 inch thick spacer yields almost 3 inches of lift. A rear block however is a 1:1. A 1 inch block will give 1 inch of lift. On that note, always replace the ubolts if you remove them. They have a "rolled" thread that is designed as a 1 time use.

Edit....I forgot to mention that when you do a height measurement, measure from the center of the wheel hub to the bottom of the fender. That's the most common measurement.

 

Thank you for the advice. I didn't think it would settle. I will change the U bolts for sure. I don't mind a little Rake. So basically what you are saying is that if I install the 1" block in the back that It will be closer to 2"? I will measure it again properly though.

 

No. A 1 inch in the back will only give you 1 inch.

https://www.tundras.com/threads/guide-different-types-of-lifts.546/