Leveling the picture and adding straight lines can help...
looks pretty level to me. Although looking at the rocker I do see a variation, higher towards the front than the rear.
Your driveway angle and such maybe making the offset look exaggerated.

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I just ordered the 1" front leveling kit for my stock 2011 SR5. Just bought new Firestone Destination AT tires 265/70/17 tires and want to make sure I won't need an alignment after install as well? Thx[/QUOTE]


I'm pretty sure you'll need an alignment.

Great job on the photo. Thanks. I see the reverse rake on the rocker panel. Didn't stand out as much until the lines were drawn. I'm going to find a perfectly level spot and take some measurements, not just of ground to fender, but ground to rocker panel. I may even put a level on the frame... With all of that said, I don't mind a regular rake since I will have bikes, kayaks and gear putting greater load in the rear and I want it at least level after that is done. My initial measurements from ground to fender shows the rear 2 1/8" higher. In theory, after a 1" front lift (1/2" spacer) it should still have a 1 1/8" standard rake. I think that should work if my loads don't pull it down more than an inch...

I got the rear 2" spacer installed yesterday. I added a new pic in my garage if it doesn't show here:

I can't see it in either one. Not sure if others can..

I just loaded it again in my garage

Reading through this thread I didn't see this info, but just wanted to clarify something that may or may not be obvious (since most of the leveling pictures in this thread are of TRD Pro's).

The TRD pro comes with ~1" lift from the Pro Bilstein suspension. When a 1" leveling kit is put on the Pro essentially will have a 2" front lift.

The stock SR5, Trail/TRD Off Road, and limited start with approximately 2" fender rake and 1" frame rake.

So if you have a TRD pro and do a 1" level you are level with the fenders and will have a slight 1" rake at the frame. On a 2/1 spacer lift The TRD Pros will then have essentially a 3" front lift over non-pros but only a 1" rear lift (giving the reverse rake look). This is why the vendors are suggesting a 2/1.5 or 2/2 lift with the Pro's.

For the other models and stock suspension a 1" level will give you essentially a TRD Pro stance. A 2/1 lift will give you the same "stance" or level as a Pro from factory but lifted 1" front and rear.

Cymon, I think that was an emerging understanding for a few of us, but thank you for articulating it!

Indeed, ResqPink, this is exactly how I was hoping it would look with an equal 2" in both front and rear! I am out of the country, but my wife is packing up our lift to return for 2" rear spacers today. So, hopefully we will have it installed with a couple of pics posted in the next couple of weeks.

@ResqPink

Thanks for the pic and giving us your results. Rig Looks great! I think this 2/2 kit from the OP might be a better option for the PRO's than the current toytec kit.

Thanks Trustyaxe, I like it. I think she looks pretty good for only 2 weeks of ownership! Running rails are next, then I'll be done for a while.
Lindenwood, If you're ever over near Moody AFB, give me a shout. I retired here.

I may also have a couple of helpful tips for the install, as well. putting the rears on by myself last night only took an hour.

Your website says I need a 1" level kit for 265/70 17 tires to fit my 2016 4runner.


My factory tires are already 265/70 17 so why would I need your kit?

Thanks for the feedback on the pro. If anyone wants a 2/2, order the 2/1 on the site and in the NOTES BOX, but "I want a 2/2 on my PRO" etc, and I'll do it for the same price for now!

5th gen lift & leveling kits at Burtman Industries Still on sale for a bit longer.

Also, the tire size shown in the write-up I think was for 03-09 4Runners, ignore that it's incorrect for 5th gen.

I am actually stationed at Hurlburt Field right now, so might have to work something out! Funny, we will both have Quicksand TRDPs on 285s and lifted 2" :P .

Ok thanks. I'm new to all this, so I won't need your kit right?