2006 tundra sr5 rwd leveling questions.

So obviously i have a 2006 tundra sr5 rwd that i am trying to level the front end on. im trying to just go with a preloaded set of struts on the front and for some reason i feel drawn to the rancho quick lift set. i feel like alot of the information can be misleading and/or contradictory. ive seen that this set (https://www.shocksurplus.com/produc...MItID52JzP7wIVVQutBh2bqwMdEAQYASABEgLBYvD_BwE) claims 4wd but ive also seen that this same set can be installed on a rwd setup aswell. any truth to this? also if i were to put this set on my truck would i need to get a diff drop kit as well? i appologize if i sound uneducated on this. It is actually the first time ive tried doing anything like this to a vehicle. Thanks for any input and please educate me

 

Welcome to the forums. I really can't speak for the Ranchos, but I would recommend spending a bit of time looking at some of the member trucks to get suspension ideas. It seems like Bilsteins are a popular route for our trucks, perhaps someone will chime in on those. https://www.tundras.com/forums/1st-gen-builds-2000-2006.22/

Since your truck is 2WD there won't be a need for a diff drop as there is no front differential. Diff drops are for the front differential on 4WD trucks; they are used to change the angle of CV driveshafts.