T100 to Tundra 4X4

My first Toyota truck was a 1995 T100 SR5 4X4Extended Cab that I bought new, I still own it. January 2021 I bought my "new to me" 2016 Toyota Tundra 1794 4X4. It was a search of over 1 1/2 years to find my Tundra, I'm really particular about what I want and what I expect in any vehicle I own. I noticed that the stance of my 4X4 Tundra was lower in front than the rear. It bothered me to see it sitting on an angle. I was used to my T100 4X4 that was just as high in the front as the rear, it came from the factory that way.
SO, I went to my local mechanic that normally works on all my Toyotas and asked for his opinion on the height of my Tundra. After a few turn left, turn right tests he said I had a oil leak on one of my front Bilstein shocks.
Bottom Line, I am looking to replace the front shocks with shocks that will elevate the front by a couple of inches. The front is lower by 3 inches than the back. I know if I lift the front too much it will offset the trucks geography and could possibly cause problems.
That's my story and that's mainly why I'm here at Tundras . Com
Any constructive and professional input is Welcomed.

 

Welcome from MA!

 

Welcome from Georgia.

I replaced my '96 Xtra-Cab 4WD V6 T100 with a 2002 Long bed 4WD V8 Tundra, but I drove both of them for about two years. The T100 rode on 31" Michelins, Bilstein 4600's, and new torsion bars that were cranked just a little so the front sat level with the rear with custom Alcans, and auto air bags. I am actually trying to reacquire this truck...



I notice the same low front end on my 2002, so I replaced the front coils with those off a TRD Off Road 4WD truck with a V8. This raised the front to an acceptable height, and it also rides on Bilstein 4600's. The tires are stock sized 16" Michelins.

Stock:


With TRD coils:

 

Welcome from NY.

Bilstein 5100's would work, they have 3 settings.

Set it on the middle setting and then you will be level. Some have put it on the top setting and they were level......which I don't understand.

 

Welcome from LA (Lower Alabama)!

 

Welcome

Pics of said T100, are you on ToyotaNation.com? They have a specific section on the T100, great info

 

Welcome from Ohio

 

Welcome!

 

Welcome from the wet side of WA.