1/4" Top Out Plate Questions??

[bsdoig]

Recently installed Tundra 5100/Eibach springs in the front on the 1st perch. It rides awesome but I'm looking for just a little bit more lift in the front. My plan is to add a 1/4" top out spacer for 3/8" more lift and I believe i'll be satisfied. I was planning on buying the Toytec aluminum 1/4" then I saw that Wheeler's offers a poly spacer for 1/3 the price. Anyone have any issues with using a poly spacer like this?? My concern is cracking of the poly??

 

[BrandonF]

I dont have any experience with the poly spacers but how much lift do you have to begin with?

Keep in mind that more lift = more problems once you reach a certain point. If you're running 5100's on the 2nd perch with no extra front end weight, I'd imagine you're getting 3+" already.

 

[bsdoig]

Right now i'm only on the 1st perch with the eibachs on the Tundra 5100. I was running on the second perch when I had the Tundra TRD springs (I need to update my signature). The eibachs yielded the same amount of lift on the 1st perch as the tundras did on the 2nd. A little over 22.5 fender to hub. I really want to avoid going to the 2nd perch with the eibachs to keep the ride quality. The 1/4" spacer should put me right around 23" fender to hub which would be perfect with my 890 rear springs.

 

[rallypoint_1]

I am using a Toytec 1/4 spacer with my OME 880's. The spacer yields more than 1/2" on my truck. 2wd with a stock bumper. I went with it because it's aluminum. I am happy with them!

 

[bsdoig]

We'll I pulled the trigger on a set of these poly 1/4" spacers from Wheelers. I'll post up some pictures and initial thoughts on these since there isn't much info on them.