4 runner lean?

[lonkelm]

I'm planning an upgrade.

I think I'l put in 4 new MOOG FJ springs and 5100s all around. Plan to set 5100 at 0.85 based on other's experience.

My question, with this setup do I need to worry about lean? What would I need to do with this setup to address lean if I go down this road?

 

[CruzadoBlanco]

almost everyone has lean to some extent. the fj springs should be side dependent to start with so that will help, plus you can get ome trim packers for small adjustment in the rear or 1-1.5 inch daystar pucks for large adjustment. in the front you can get small tophat spacers or just change the clip setting. personally i would get the toytec threaded 5100 like they have in their ultimate kit, or you could get the boss coilovers cause reason

 

[Top Shelf Synthetics]

I have 5100's and FJ springs, you will still get a little lean on driver's side. Its not bad, nor enough for me to buy extra parts and redo it at this point. May try to correct with next suspension upgrade. Most people get a topout spacer to correct or you can go with the adjustable Toytec like [MENTION=108235]CruzadoBlanco[/MENTION] said. Then you can adjust independently. The rear is a little more noticable with a full tank of gas.

 

[Southernbike]

After I leveled my 4Runner with Daystar spacers, mine was low on the drivers side rear. The front was the same height on both sides. I ordered a custom spacer for the rear from Cornfed to correct this. Very easy to install. I originally tried to get this from Burtman, but he woukld not respond to emails or phone calls so I got it directly from Cornfed. Great service and fast shipping.
http://www.cornfedsuspension.com/03094Runner.htm

 

[lonkelm]

I plan to get the height adjustable front 5100 if that helps.
These shocks here.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...oliid=I2SE448GCPMAFJ&ref_=wl_it_dp_o_pC_S_ttl

Do I need to do anything further to level the truck?