Thoughts on Toytec (Alu) vs Wheelers (Poly) Preload Spacers

Berty_K

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I want to use a preload spacer to lift my front end a tad more. I'm looking at the following two options:

Toytec's Preload spacer replaces the bottom perch (picture below). I have the TRD Pro suspension so do not have the ability to adjust the height of the perch. This seems like a stock-ish solution.
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Wheeler's Preload spacer sits between the coil spring and top plate spacer (picture below).
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The toytec kit is about 3-4x the cost of the wheeler poly kit. Is the toytec kit actually a better option? Or are they functionally the same? Lots of road driving. No serious offroading.
 
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Does anyone have any long term experience with the wheeler spacers? I’m having trouble justifying the extra cost of the toytec option.
 

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