2nd Gen Front End Lift

I have a 2015 TRD Sport and I just want to raise the front end enough to level it out a little bit. Can anyone advise me on the best (cheapest) way of doing this? I don't want to go into any major suspension changes but if there was a simpler way of achieving the same look I would be interested.

Thanks in advance for any advice, you guys are always awesome!

 

Spacers

 

bilstein adjustables ....they have worked well for me.most people will tell you to change the coil springs instead.

 

wrong!

 

Why? Guy wants a cheap way to level the front of his truck. Some top plate spacers are going to be a lot cheaper to lift the front end an inch and a half and its going to retain the factory ride. 5100s are going to alter how the truck rides and probably for the worse just to get a little bit of lift and cost four times as much.

 

People so quick to hate on spacers on this site. Wonder how many have actually run spacers.

To the OP - spacers will absolutely be your cheapest option. Do more research to find if this will work for you, or if you want to save up a little more for a proper suspension lift.

 

I recommend spacers for the cost.
Ive had them on my Tacoma prerunner and Tundra 4x4 in the past and had zero issues even with off-roading. I didnt go super thick and was only just to level it out.

 

Get 3rd gen coilovers which will lift you 1” and put 1/4” spacers on each side giving you 1/2” more. This may not apply if you TRD is already 1” higher than prerunners. Idk if they did them like that for 2nd gens. This can cost under $100 and give you a fresh ride.

I always say, though, that a perfectly level Tacoma looks like it sags to the rear because of the body lines. To me, it doesn’t look good especially if you go to carry a small bag of tools in the bed. So I have about 1-1/4” rake, still, even after 3rd gen suspension.

 

X2....3rd Gen coilovers .....

 

My 2012 had spacers on it when I bought it. Road harsh as f*ck!!! Took them spacers off and
installed some Fox's now the truck rides nice and smooth.

 

The biggest spacer you can find.

 

Takeoff shocks and springs from a 3rd gen or just throw a couple bags of sand in the bed...it's a truck so it's designed to have the ass end sit a little higher to account for payload.