How many inch is it?

How many inch is this spacer? Currently there is a spacer in front and nothing in the rear. The front is 1inch higher than the back. I was told a 1.5 block in rear would level it out. Not sure but that math doesn't add up to level in my book, but I could be missing something. Pretty sure I have calculated the front being one inch higher correctly. I dont want the back end higher than the front. Going for as level as possible. Thanks. Chase

 

Looks like you are getting about 2" lift out of that. The actual lift height is not the same as the spacer.

 

So what would i need in the rear to make it perfectly level? Thanks for the reply

 

I suggest re-doing your whole setup with this.

Shocks
http://downsouthmotorsports.com/i-11693375-toyota-tacoma-05-2013-front-rear-bilstein-5100-ride-height-adjustable-shocks.html

Add-a-leaf

 

FTFY

 

More than what I was wanting to spend on it. I use this vehicle for a DD and hunting. Never for offroading intentionally

 

Then at least get an add-a-leaf for the rear instead of a block. A block lift will make the ride in the rear rougher and possibly cause axle-wrap.

 

What size AAL would make it sit level?

 

If the front of your truck is truly sitting an inch higher in the front, then I recommend a 1.5" add-a-leaf.

 

1.5" would be sorta close.

 

Here's a thought

Measure the front
Measure the back

The difference is what you need to add

 

I got that far but haven't found a 1inch AAL and was told the smallest block you can get is a 1.5 inch. But thanks for the "thought"

 

Something I've learned in my 42 years: If you're going to do it, do it right the first time.

Amazingly simple.

 

No problem , guess you got it figured out then

Why the thread ?

 

If you spent half the time trying to be helpful as you do being a smart ass people may not view you as such a piece of shit.

 

Anyways, does anyone know a way to make it level or just accept the rear will be .5 higher?

 

On 99% of stock trucks the rear is naturally higher for when you have weight in the bed of the truck, so .5" in the rear wouldn't look unnatural compared to 1" higher in the front. I suggest just getting a 1.5" add-a-leaf and call it a day.

 

Ok thanks. Appreciate the help.