Anyone add weight to a 2019 TRD Pro

[wcslv]

I thought, that I read that Eibach is make a front spring to replace the 2019 TRD Pro Fox front spring to increase lift. I could be wrong.

 

[david05111]

Tagging this thread for the future. I'll be adding weight to my 2020, so I might be wanting an option to offset it.

Spacers seem like a bit of a Rube Goldberg attempt at a fix to this issue. It aesthetically would look right, but functionally? Eh...

 

[TaNk007]

Did you install that on your TRD Pro? Which year is your TRD Pro?

No had my friend do it at his shop. 2017

 

[49Runner]

Added a hidden winch bumper, winch, rack/RTT, carry 4 people and more recently pull a 1200lb trailer. I went with a OME 3rd with Med Spring/soft shocks up front and Heavy Spring/Med shot if the back. Firmer than stock on the road but “0” sag when loaded and that includes getting crazy off-road.

 

[JJ_2020]

Tagging this thread for the future. I'll be adding weight to my 2020, so I might be wanting an option to offset it.

Spacers seem like a bit of a Rube Goldberg attempt at a fix to this issue. It aesthetically would look right, but functionally? Eh...

Yeah, I've got a 2020 TRDP - wanted some more height and tried Cornfed and got it leveled. Since have added 300# of gear (RTT, rear storage, gear, hitch multi bike rack, etc) and have really messed up the level aesthetic and drive. Now have some reverse rake, with about an inch taller in the front, when fully loaded.

I'm fairly green into overlanding and modding a vehicle and am searching for some direction. Would like to add enough space/lift to ultimately increases tire size too. But most importantly, want my drive quality back.

 

[fishman]

I suggest getting rid of the spacers and new rear springs to handle the cargo weight.