Front end leveling kit

Hey guys, I know the question has been asked numerous times, but please help me again on this issue. So I love my tundra to no end. But as I see in here there are numerous ways to level out the front end. I just really want something that will do the job without breaking the bank. 2 kids and a mortgage will do that. Lol can someone give me the name and parts I would get to level it out and not break the bank. I wasnt sure if I could just do a spacer and call it good, or do I need to get different shocks and go from there. The only thing that worries me, is i will be pulling a 9000 lb camper with it as well. I was wondering if i could get it done with a couple hundred bucks and still be ok. Please let me know. The truck is awesome, but would love for it to sit up in front. I can do the work, but as i have saw and read there is so many options, i am just unsure of what to get.
Thanks.

 

@Toytec Lifts

 

Thanks. Anything particular I should look at. Or stay away from..

 

It all depends how you use the truck. If you don’t plan on off roading then a spacer kit is fine. However if you do plan off roading a little then you may want to try the Billstein 5100 shocks...but @Toytec Lifts will definitely provide you the lift you need at a very reasonable price. They will not try to sell you something you don’t need.

 

For about $800 I would just go with the Bilstien 6100 coilovers set at 1.9" and call it good. No spacers on my truck. Here is what I tow. 5000 lbs

 

That’s my setup. Towing 7500 pounds.

 

Did you guys have to go get it aligned after you did everything? I am just curious.

 

Yes

 

Yes.

 

I have these for sale brand new never used https://www.ebay.com/ulk/itm/372671248497

 

I put on Bilstein 5100s on my 2018 CM, had them set at the middle setting. Perfect if you are not doing anything to the rear right now. I still have 1/2" rake. Had them check my alignment, it was nearly perfect. Have had them for about a year and everything has been great. I think I paid right around $200 for the shocks and $200 for the install.

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So do the 5100s use the existing spring? I know the 6100s come w it...

 

yes, existing spring.

 

So where did you get the 5100's . I think that's where I need to go, there really has not been many guys saying to get the spacers. I was shocked.

 

Amazon.

I just checked and they are around $250 now, but still not bad for a decent adjustable shock. Any of the vendors on here are also a good place to buy from. I've used ToyTec in the past with good results.

 

Thanks to everyone that chimed in. I think my best bet is to call toytec.

 

I did. Toe was a little off. Heck may have been that way before coilover install.

 

Toytec, Bilstien, Pro Comp, Rancho... On a budget Rancho and Pro Comp for about $300.

 

Does changing your suspension affect your warranty?

 

It may. My dealer said if they can trace the defective part being caused by the change in suspension (ball joints etc) Toyota won’t honour the replacement.