Level option question for 2016 tundra

Tires cooper discovery AT3. 275/55/20
Limited 4wd
I am looking to level the front only. Really do not want to do anything at the rear of the truck

would like to keep a smooth ride if possible. Only time this truck will go off road is 4-5 times a year.

Would like to keep options to less than $1000

what would you go with?
At what setting on the option recommended?

 

I recommend Bilstein 6112's set at 1.3 or 1.9. You will most likely have a lean and need to correct that with a shim/spacer; Coachbuilder, and I believe TOYTEC have the shim. I went with 6112s front set at 1.9 driver side/1.3 passenger side (staggered to counter lean/ no shim) and 5160 rear (no lift) - I have .75" rake and it is level to the eye. You will want to get an alignment asap after installing front shocks. I ended going with 17" wheels and noticed a way smoother ride- especially with tire pressure adjustments. Call the shops to verify they are in stock...Good luck.

http://dirtydeedsindustries.com/product/bilstein-6112s/

https://shop-coachbuilder.myshopify...ilder-strut-coilover-shim-provides-50-of-lift

Maybe another good option that seems tone getting great reviews:

 

Under $1k go with the Eibach 2.0 Pro kit.

 

If you keep the lift at 2 inches you should be fine with alignment. It’s when you go over that when you really need a arms

 

You can add just to the front, yes, but when changing suspension components I'd recommend getting an alignment done afterwards. You'll be changing some of the angles of things, and you'll need to get that adjusted, but then you should be good to go.

 

Exactly the route I ended up with... Toytec is solid and true.. Great CS and staff to answer all tech tips. Simply awesome.
My 2.0 TT Aluma series set from factory at 3"/read 1.5"

 

toyofan87 did you have any problem with the front lean after installing the toytecs?

 

You can just change the fronts and see how it feels. I've got OME front and Bilstein rear, no biggie. Be aware with the OMEs you have to buy the appropriate coils to match (have yet to see a site that mentions that). They come in 3 sizes(the coils) depending on your front end loading. Nice shocks though.