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Removing Lift

Discussion in '3rd Gen. Tacomas (2016-2023)' started by peeker, Sep 2, 2022.

  1. Sep 3, 2022 at 7:26 AM
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    GREENBIRD56

    GREENBIRD56 Well-Known Member

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    Removing the rear axle spacers would probably do the trick there - direct relationship to the height. Down she goes. Be aware that many of these trucks that have had to work for a living - have some droop to the rear springs.

    The diagram above shows the effect of preload on a front adjustable shock. Bilsteen 5100 I'd expect. Take a look at your outfit with no driver and a tank of gas - head on, flat pad. If yours is behaving like mine has - "Taco lean" to the driver side. If you install the new Bilsteens (with no lift spacer rings above) and use the stock (#1) shock setting on the passenger side - and the #2 setting on the driver side........ it will typically square things away.

    Then go get a good alignment.
     

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