MillerPKA

unr after looking at the picture up top it seems as though your rear sags a tiny bit, that half inch should put you at level

frodin1

Mine sits the same way, and unless "Someone who will remain unmentioned RooR" LoL ...was beating the hell out of the 890's I got, I think it's just the nature of the Tundra/OME lift. It sits totally level right now but I'd rather have just a tiny bit of rake to it. Of course I did use the Spacers up front, and I really dont want to pull them. So I bought a sheet of HDPE today and I'm just going to make a set of trim packers that are 1/2". I'll post up some pics as I build em' and get them on. UNR, just let me know if you want the other set I'll be making. After all, why buy 2 when I can build 4 for the same price!

MillerPKA

hahaha you're actually lucky jerry. those only had about 100 miles on them, all street (okay so a couple minor flex shots here and there, but i'll just call that breaking them in)

neliconcept

regardless of it being a 1 inch or 3 inch type spacer, it will actually sag the rear springs after a while too, id go for a 1 inch spacer to be honest.

UNR.Grad

They measured almost exactly even, but the rear might have been a *tiny* bit lower. After the frodin's spacers, it should be perfect

frodin1

Welp, I got the HDPE yesterday, and got my homegrown spacers installed today. You can tell even though it's only 1/2". It's just what it needed, and the price was right too. I think an inch would have been too much, and I don't want to put any stresses on my OME's. I dont think a 1/2" is going to make anything sag faster more than the bumpstop would. After all were only taking about maybe a 1/4" thicker than the stops.

frodin1

OOPS! Sorry, forgot the pics!

MillerPKA

i can tell, looks good bro

UNR.Grad

Looks perfect, can't wait to do mine! Thanks again, I will update w/ before.after pics once I get it done.