Spacer Lift?

Oh. I just noticed that the kit with the AAL from Wheeler's (daystar I believe) is a 2.5" spacer with a 1.5" AAL. The one from Toytec is a 2.5" spacer with a 2" AAL. Would the 2" make the bed too high? Or would the 1.5 not raise it enough? I don't want any weird looking lean.

 

You will need UCAs with 3". Lifting the front that high will make so that you can't get the alignment back in spec. UCA's will correct this, but cost over $600.

In my opinion your best off getting Bilstein 5100's set at 2.5 in the front (if you want an inexpensive lift) That is what I have and it rides better than stock in my opinion.


EDIT: Didn't see that there were 2 more pages lol

 

It's hard to say, results vary. Chances are the 1.5" rear would be pretty level and the 2" rear give a very slight rake.

 

okay, then I guess I will just go with the 2" in the rear. better to have it a tad higher than a tad lower in my opinion

 

Update on my wish list:

2.5" front spacers
2" Procomp AAl (still researching options here)
Nitrogen extended rear shocks
Extended rear and front brake lines
(was talked out of a differential drop)

Knowing me it will probably change 10 more times before i come to a final decision. haha

 

Some pics from the dealership of my new frame going on!

 

makes me wish I was getting a new frame

 

I am so excited to go and pick it up! Although I will miss driving a Tundra every day...I won't be king of the road anymore

 

Does anybody know of a good place (or themselves have the equipment) to get my front spacers installed? I believe i can do the rear end myself, but i do not have a spring compressor in order to get the front done. I live in North Dallas

 

So worse case scenario you have to replace a shock.. Like 150 bucks.