Tacoma Lean

I have a procomp 3x1 lift kit on my 2018 TRD OR and was wondering if anyone has tried installing a 1 1/2 inch block on the driver side rear while leaving the 1 inch on the passgr side rear to help with the look. I have about 3/4" difference right now in rear to rear measurement. Back to front it's even on passenger side but on driver side without me in it, the front is 3/8" higher. I am aware this isn't the proper fix but a bit worried about potential damage. Thanks

 

i put a 1/4 spacer on top of my coil over on my driver side on my 2nd gen it fixed it dunno about using two diff size blocks though

 

Yeah, the shop that installed the lift wasn't too keen on the idea...said it changed the balance of the vehicle or something. I've never owned a 4x4 before now and certainly know nothing about lifts. Just don't like the look, especially after spending so much.

 

1/4” spacer on top of the driver side coil over fixed mine.
Spacers, blocks, etc, will work 2 per 1 up front and 1 per 1 in the rear.....so 1/4” will yield 1/2” in the front.

 

Still same on 3rd gen... not sure what the OP is trying to accomplish however prolly not the first try with something like that.

OP - search "taco lean" here @ tacomaworld.

 

How are you determining the lean?

If I measure from the ground to the top of the fender well my truck appears to me 3/4” lower on the driver side yet when I run a level down the truck it’s sits perfectly flat from the tailgate to the hood.

 

Ok thanks guys; I'll check it out. Guess I didn't explain myself very well. The driver rear is 3/4" lower than passgr rear. The driver side front is 3/8" higher than driver rear. If I raise driver rear 1/2"...I was wondering if that would correct ( at least a little) the weird lean I have without any unforseen mechanical problems etc.

 

I was measuring from level floor to bottom of fender well.

 

I would just leave it, as you can see in my photos below, the Taco "leans" yet is perfectly level. I wouldn't hassle with spacers.

 

Thanks for your input. I will probably take your advice as mine is level also. Just had some difficulty with appearance.

 

Be sure one of your body mounts isn't broken/cracked or mis-aligned.

 

Did the spacer with the lift kit sits great

 

Bringing to the dealer this week. I'll ask them to check. Thanks

 

OP by the front not being perfectly level the height difference transfers to the rear, so I think visually you can tell the rear is off. By adjusting the front that should also make the rear sit at a more even stance, probably won’t be “perfect” but prob will be better than what you’re seeing.

 

yeah I've heard others talk about doing that...but paid $670 for the first lift and now need more and another alignment...just hoped there was a cheaper or easier way. Would've thought the shop doing the lift would've known that and made the thing right the first time...they came highly recommended. Thanks