Eibach Load-Leveling system... not tall enough.

[Runnin4MO]

So a year ago I got the Eibach Load-Leveling system with the max 400# springs for the rear end, and the Pro Truck lift for the front end, as advised from Eibach.

Because I was getting steel bumpers a few months later they advised setting the front clips to the 2nd position, and the back to whatever that leveled it out... which was about 1/2 way up the adjustable nuts.

With the stock bumpers it was level and a great ride height. I put the new steel bumpers on a few months back, each at about 150# added weight.

The front went down just slightly, you couldn't even notice it. The back however, sank pretty good. So I adjusted the Leveling system all the way to the max, and theres still a couple of degree negitive rake. It's pretty irritating. Looks like I've got cement in the back end of it.

Eibach said to get the 400# springs so this woundt happen... well it did anyway, we'll thats if they sent me the correct springs. As theres no marking on them other then their logo.

Is there some kind of spacer or something I can add to this kit to get an additional 1" height in the rear to level the truck out?

Thanks all!

 

[pipingainteasy]

There is a fella on the other 4Runner forum that makes spacers out of delrin. He offers various thicknesses that will lift the front and/or rear. They are referred to as “Cornfed” spacers or Cornfed Leveling Kit. Forgive me, I don’t recall the gentleman’s name that sells these.


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[MasterFoo]

rear spring spacer

My rear end sagged a little as well with added weight. I'm on a different set up, although I think the rear spring spacer would work the same. I bought a pair of Dobinson lean spacers to bring the rear up. Cheap fix to level the rear up.