Best Driver's Side Lean Correction Spacer for use with Toytec Ultimate Lift?

[EdmundGTP]

Just like the title says, looking for some input on this. Seems different thickness spacers work better/worse depending on which lift is used.

Thanks in advance!

 

[YotaDan]

Ultimate Lift? Aren't those a fully height adjustable unit?

 

[EdmundGTP]

Ultimate Lift? Aren't those a fully height adjustable unit?

Front is. Rear not so much. Suppose I could have the front driver's side adjusted to get "close" to level, but I'm just trying to feel out options presently.

 

[Casper421]

Ultimate Lift? Aren't those a fully height adjustable unit?

He's talking about a rear spacer on the drivers side to correct the lean due too the weight of the gas tank and battery. Most people are happy with a 1.5" Daystar spacer.

 

[EdmundGTP]

He's talking about a rear spacer on the drivers side to correct the lean due too the weight of the gas tank and battery. Most people are happy with a 1.5" Daystar spacer.

Correct. I do have an OME 10mm shim that I haven't tried yet. 1.5" seems pretty drastic to me for some reason.

 

[YotaDan]

I would just slap that 10mm shim in there then.

 

[gaterose]

Correct. I do have an OME 10mm shim that I haven't tried yet. 1.5" seems pretty drastic to me for some reason.

I personally didn't notice a difference when I had the 10mm shim.

For some reason the 1.5" spacer doesn't result in being 1.5" taller, I guess the springs compress more. I installed one for [MENTION=72004]deedst4r[/MENTION] on saturday and it was actually still just barely low on the driver's side.

Another option would be a custom spacer from cornfed, I believe they run about $40-50 and will make them any height your request.

 

[EdmundGTP]

I personally didn't notice a difference when I had the 10mm shim.

For some reason the 1.5" spacer doesn't result in being 1.5" taller, I guess the springs compress more. I installed one for [MENTION=72004]deedst4r[/MENTION] on saturday and it was actually still just barely low on the driver's side.

Another option would be a custom spacer from cornfed, I believe they run about $40-50 and will make them any height your request.

Good input. Thanks. I'll try the 1.5'er then. Does any vendor sell them as singles instead of pairs?

 

[gaterose]

Good input. Thanks. I'll try the 1.5'er then. Does any vendor sell them as singles instead of pairs?

As far as I know people usually order a pair together, or order the set then sell one.

 

[ARK_SWAMP_RIDER]

Good input. Thanks. I'll try the 1.5'er then. Does any vendor sell them as singles instead of pairs?

I've got a single one for sale if you're interested, $25 shipped. Also have the 10mm trim packer, $15. I'd do both for $35. I believe you can stack the 10mm spacers, although I'm not sure that's the best solution. I ordered a single 3/4" spacer from Cornfed, it was $40 shipped.

Also, here's a good thread on the topic: rear spacers? - Toyota 120 Platforms Forum

 

[EdmundGTP]

I've got a single one for sale if you're interested, $25 shipped. Also have the 10mm trim packer, $15. I'd do both for $35. I believe you can stack the 10mm spacers, although I'm not sure that's the best solution. I ordered a single 3/4" spacer from Cornfed, it was $40 shipped.

Also, here's a good thread on the topic: rear spacers? - Toyota 120 Platforms Forum

I'll take it (PM inbound)! Thanks for the link as well.

 

[having fun]

I've got a single one for sale if you're interested, $25 shipped. Also have the 10mm trim packer, $15. I'd do both for $35. I believe you can stack the 10mm spacers, although I'm not sure that's the best solution. I ordered a single 3/4" spacer from Cornfed, it was $40 shipped.

Also, here's a good thread on the topic: rear spacers? - Toyota 120 Platforms Forum

Double stacking the 10mm's do work, I didn't like that idea though.