Bat+Deadhorse

Hi,
Man I know im beating a dead horse here but. I need a little input.
I currently have a factory SR5 4x4 4door taco.
Which would give me more of a leveled appearance.
A 3in spacer in front and a 2 inch block in rear?
A 3in spacer in front with 1 inch block in rear?

For some reason I would think the 2in block would put it up a little higher in the rear?
Thanks. Applying tan blocker for the flames heading this way.

 

3" in front and 2" in back will level you out.

 

Measure the existing hub to fender front and back , this should tell you how to proceed to be level

 

OK 3 in front and 1 in back will be perfectly level when the vehicle is stopped on flat ground. But when you drive it will look Bro Lean.

3 in front and 2 in back will look a little back high when stopped, but look flat when driving.

 

I'd have to disagree with this cause I installed a 3" lift up front and 2" in the rear and mine was perfectly level on ground level.

 

I did think of the shock lift. I have decided for now just to do a simple spacer setup. I have a bad habit of trading vehicle off rather quickly. I was going to have a local shop do a Rough Country 3 in lift but I am not a fan of the welded spacer. Just going the cheap way out.
Just for looks only, I don't go off road. I think im going to hit the 3+2 because I can't stand the bro lean. I don't mind being alil higher in rear at worst.
Thanks guys!

 

In your sig pic, unless its the shadows, it looks like your front is higher than the rear.

 

Haha yeah in that pic I was actually on the gas so thats why my rear end was a little lower then the front.

 

I don't buy it that the rear squats 1" any time the truck is moving

 

Suggestion: Wood block lift in the rear and washers in the front on extended strut hat studs.

If you do trade off vehicles quickly I would do the lift correctly with shocks and springs since the future buyer will not want to purchase a truck that has poor rode manners.

 

Wood blocks and washers? You can't be serious...

 

Sarcasm font must have been off….

 

Great news I just did the wood block and washer setup, looks great and traded even for a '14 Raptor!.

lol, sadly I think there are far more "poor quality" lifts on the road at any given time. Either way best wishes!