93 Pickup Lift Advice?
#1
93 Pickup Lift Advice?
Hey guys.
I want to lift the rear of my truck about an inch as i don't like how it sits a little low in the rear. What would be the best way to do this? I was thinking blocks but I couldn't really find any blocks smaller than 2 inches. Any better ideas? The front is stock and I want to keep it near level. I'm still pretty new to 4 wheel drives so I'm sorry for any stupidity here.
Thanks
David
I want to lift the rear of my truck about an inch as i don't like how it sits a little low in the rear. What would be the best way to do this? I was thinking blocks but I couldn't really find any blocks smaller than 2 inches. Any better ideas? The front is stock and I want to keep it near level. I'm still pretty new to 4 wheel drives so I'm sorry for any stupidity here.
Thanks
David
#3
An add a leaf is the easiest but it will wear out and warp your springs in the long run. Longer shackles also put the springs at a different curvature and therefore a different load so it could mess them up too. New lift springs are the way to go.
#4
If it is just a slight sag...add a leaf is the easiest and cheapest. I've been real happy with mine from Pro Comp, but new leaf packs are indeed the best option.
Do you have a topper or something causing a heavier load in the back?
Do you have a topper or something causing a heavier load in the back?
#5
93yoter...dont get me wrong an add a leaf isnt going to ruin anything really quickly. In my 89' 4Runner i run a 2.5in Pro Comp add a leaf in the rear on top of a 6 inch rough country lift and in all my wheeling i never had any problems with it. Other than the one time my leaf pack bolt snapped and it started twisting out of the pack 😁
#6
For minor butt-sag I would go with either an add-a-leaf or extended shackles like stated above. Add-a-leaf kits can be found as low as maybe $30 new. For shackles, it's 1" longer for every 0.5" height gain. Stock is 3.5" eye to eye. Shackles should be well under $100 for a set with new bolts and bushings. If you want more height, a proper leaf swap is the fix - these run around $300/pair for something like OME leafs. Good luck!
#7
Does the add-a-leaf hurt the articulation or ride at all? I was trying to find longer shackles but I couldn't find any but tacoma shackles. I'll eventually just get new leaf packs as it sounds like the best way to go. Thanks for the help guys
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#8
If you are saggin, and you install an add-a-leaf, if you get the correct size, it should bring you back to stock height. So not affecting articulation or drive characteristics....except for some slight to moderate stiffness.
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