I am new to the thread and i have a 2020 1894 tundra just recently purchase .

i am trying to see the best way to lower the rear of my 2020 1894 tundra a few inches wiyhout doing the spring flip thing,any help appreaciated ?

 

Here is my 1894:

 

Welcome from LA (Lower Alabama)! I believe you mean your 1794. You might get a lot better response to your question if you post it in the Suspension forum.

BTW, 1794 was the year that a ranch was established in Texas. It was the oldest continuously run ranch in the nation when Toyota bought it to build the manufacturing plant for the Tundra.

 

Is there currently a lift or any suspension work installed? How much are you trying to lower and why?

 

Just 2 to 3 inches in the rear,trying to keep it level,not raise it any .

 

Thanks for the info. Wondered about the significance of 1784.

 

So you are on stock suspension?
If so, you would only want to drop the rear 1.5" (as your rear springs flatten some from use they will lose some height) you definitely don't want to lower the rear 3" cause you would be nose high empty and you'd be hosed any time you actually tried using your truck as a truck.

Not familiar with anything that would allow the rear to be lowered that much. Its really easy and affordable to raise the front an inch or a little more. You basically look level but wouldn't hinder yourself. And its a small enough lift that you can still run the stock tires without them looking small.

If you are dead set on lowering the rear, might be worth talking with a 4WheelParts or other lift installer and see what they have or can make for you.

 

Welcome from NY.