2020 TRD Pro 1" Front Lift

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I'm using the 1.5/1 currently - if you want to keep a small amount of rake, go with half inch difference front to rear instead of full inch.

Hey [MENTION=175782]jcalvert86[/MENTION] what size tires are you running with the 1.5/1?

Thanks!
 
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I am guessing the rake changed from 2018 model to 2019 model, and that is why the kits changed?

I've heard that mentioned several times, but I measured an 18 and 20 side by side and saw no difference.

I have the slightest bit of rake on 20 Pro with the 1.5/1 kit.
 
I thought with the 2/1.5 lift there's no rubbing on 285s. Why didn't you go with that?

How do you like the Wildpeaks though?

1.5/1 on the Pro is all I wanted - Wildpeaks have been great, 4k on them so far. I put 30k on the factory Nittos on 18 Pro and didn't care for them.
 
I don't see a 1.5/1 as an option for 18+. Or am I missing something?

TRD PRO 5th Gen

I just see 1.5/.5 or 2/1

Or you can do Burtman Industries. I just ordered the 1.5/1 for my 19 Pro; they do customs sizes too.

I plan on keeping stock size tires until they wear out and then go with 275s.

I hope to get it installed before Christmas, but have to see how money plays out! :wof:

I will post pics once installed though.
 
Or you can do Burtman Industries. I just ordered the 1.5/1 for my 19 Pro; they do customs sizes too.

I plan on keeping stock size tires until they wear out and then go with 275s.

I hope to get it installed before Christmas, but have to see how money plays out! :wof:

I will post pics once installed though.



So what ratio actually makes it level, 1.5/1 or 1.5/.5? That's the part I am having trouble figuring out.
 
Order directly from Cornfed.

If you want it level, do an inch difference front/rear. Be prepared for reverse rake if you put anything in the cargo area. If you're adding bumper/winch, not really an issue.
 
Before you all get spacers measure your ride both side front and back. Most, not all runners lean on the drivers side. My 19 did 1/2" and my 20 leans 3/4". Many will argue you need to measure center hub to the fender. Logic is good as the wheel is a constant and tire size or air pressure is not a factor. For me I hook the tape on the bottom of the rim, more accurate than eyeballing the center the hub.
Anyway some factor that in when lifting/ leveling. For me I'm waiting for eibach, they are getting rear adjustable springs that will fix the lean and take out guess work
 
So what ratio actually makes it level, 1.5/1 or 1.5/.5? That's the part I am having trouble figuring out.

I agree with [MENTION=175782]jcalvert86[/MENTION]... unless you want a really visible reverse rake go 1" btwn front and rear.

Did you see Tejas' post# 93 from "My TRD Pro Lift" thread? The 1.5/1 looks pretty darn level with maybe a hint of rake. Perfect. That whole thread is pretty helpful, expect there's only 1 '19 on there. I hope to have mine completed in the next few weeks and will post pics.

That's what I'm going for. I'm going to run through the stock 265s then go to 275s after that.
 
I agree with [MENTION=175782]jcalvert86[/MENTION]... unless you want a really visible reverse rake go 1" btwn front and rear.

Did you see Tejas' post# 93 from "My TRD Pro Lift" thread? The 1.5/1 looks pretty darn level with maybe a hint of rake. Perfect. That whole thread is pretty helpful, expect there's only 1 '19 on there. I hope to have mine completed in the next few weeks and will post pics.

That's what I'm going for. I'm going to run through the stock 265s then go to 275s after that.



Just looked it up and saw the pic, that's cool, thanks!
 
If any of you jokers are on socal shoot me a line. I need to get a couple measurements and cant seem to find a damn rig :(

[MENTION=318203]Ryan at Eibach[/MENTION] I would so give you my truck for this... little too far away being in SC.

What measurements do you need? You can DM me if you want to talk or FT.

Can you give us an update on upcoming coil lifts for these 19-20s?

Thanks!
 

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