ToyoTec leveling kit?

[Wohleben]

Hey everyone I had a toyotec leveling kit installed, but my front end is still low and not level any recommendations?

 

[dkyleb]

Got any pictures of your installation?

 

[mauidiver]

Let me work on it a weekend kidding!! Let's see some pics.

 

[Wohleben]

I will get some pictures up on Sunday, Busy work week. Thanks

 

[JimInTN]

Recommendations? Lift the front more or lower the rear.

Depending on how high the front is....maybe it'll settle out a little.

 

[Wohleben]

Sorry the pictures are side ways. Took them in the phone

 

[Wohleben]

Here are some better pictures.

 

[Backwoods Rambler]

Did you maybe get the wrong size rear spacer?

 

[Inv4drZm]

Looks level to me. :shrug:

Any higher and your roof rack or running boards/frame wouldn't be level. Get adjustable coilovers if you want to easily finetune adjustments or split hairs.

 

[Backwoods Rambler]

I guess it depends where the OP is looking. The rockers look level to the ground, but the wheel wells don't look even. As I understand it, the wheel wells in the rear are simply higher than the front on these 4th gens so that's not a good reference point.

 

[S p a r k y]

Looks level to me. :shrug:

like Inv4drZm saidh. Looks right to me. Not sure what your looking for. If your wanting fender height to be exactly the same then you will have the "bro" lean look going on.

 

[CruzadoBlanco]

it looks level to me. when our trucks sit level the front still looks a little raked since the front fenders are smaller than the rear and the body lines slope down as you go from back to front. the best way to figure out if its actually level is to measure the frame height front and rear. front where the front doors hinge and the rear in front of the rear wheels before the rear door starts to change for the fender well.

 

[Wohleben]

Thanks everyone. I am new to the whole modifying a vehicle. I had no clue the fenders were different. Thanks for the insight.