Advice on leveling suspension

Quick question ...

Just added Toyo Open Country AT2 Tires 265/65/18 to my 2011 TRD Sport. Thinking about leveling the suspension to add a tougher, more aggressive stance. My thought was to add a 2" leveling kit. I am new to this. Any suggestions? Thank you in advance!

 

Will work great! Easy to do

 

Thanks for the replies!
Nose high as in level? My goal is to level the suspension to do away with the nose down look...

 

I have searched through A LOT of pictures trying to make my mind up as to whether or not to level my suspension. Does anyone have any pictures (before and after) of a similar set up to mine, going from stock suspension with 265/65/18's to a 1.75 - 2" leveling kit. I'm taking my truck in this week to have the work done, I want to get a better idea of how it will look. I am assuming they may have to put a 1" block on the rear suspension. My goal obviously is to achieve a more aggressive look, without raising my truck 3". Thanks in advance!

 

Nose high as in higher then level. Setting the 5100's at 1.75 will level the frame but will appear to be nose high.

 

Thanks Stags. So I would need a block on the rear in order to stay level, correct?

 

The 5100's are adjustable with 4 settings. Stock, .85, 1.75 and 2.5. If you want the front to be a little higher but don't want to be nose high you could set the 5100's at .85.

 

Thanks!

 

No prob. .85 will also give you a better ride with stock coils then what setting them at 1.75 would give you.

 

Good info. Appreciate it!

 

No prob

 

When I get a chance I am going 5100 on all 4 corners. Front set at 1.75 and 1 inch block in the rear.

 

Here's my truck with 5100's set at 1.75 in the front. All stock in the rear.

 

OP, how do you like open countries? I need new tires and debating on which tires. I have Nitto Grapplers AT currently. My Nittos always had a problem balancing correctly so I'm leaning towards a different brand.