Driver Side Sag

[Mtn.Runner]

How did you level your 4th gen side to side? I've got a v6 which is a factor I'm sure as well as 5100s in the front maxed at 2.5. Sagging a noticeable amount on the driver side mainly in the rear. I've read you should measure with a half tank of gas and some one in the driver seat. My plan is to throw toytec 1/4 top plate spacers up front and a combination of daystar 1.5s and 10 mm trim spacers. Any suggestions on what combination would get me close. Either day stars on both springs plus the trim spacer on the driver side. Or a daystar on the driver side and just the 10 mm trim spacer on the pass side. Anyone had luck with this situation please chime in. I know there is only one way to know for sure. Just trying to save my self some time trying one first if anyone has had success.

 

[Southernbike]

I had the same problem when I leveled the front of my 4Runner. My solution was to install a custom made rear spacer from Cornfed suspension.
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They state on their site that for the 4th gen 4Runner products you need to go thru Burtman. Do not even bother, he does not respond to emails or phone calls. You can buy a custon made spacer directly from Cornfed either from the bottom of the 4th gen page or call them. They had really quick turnaround time for me and were easy to deal with.

 

[Jester4kicks]

Start with a single spacer on the rear left spring.

Here's how I did it.

http://www.toyota-4runner.org/4th-gen-t4rs/107699-drivers-side-sagging.html