Level / Lift Advice 2024 Limited Nightshade

Hey Guys,

Without combing all the pages for answers I thought I would ask for some.

I have 2024 Limited Nightshade on 285 60 20 - With a westcott level kit - Fully aligned to their spec. Drives great, Looks great but the speed bumps are awful. The rebound is so fast and clunky. Would never recommend it.

What is the best way to get it level without doing a full King or Fox suspension and still have ride quality and the aesthetic of a level sitting truck. I don't want to spend another $7000-$8000 on suspension upgrades.

 

Icon makes a leveling kit. Part # 51100

 

Watching, front of my limited with the TRD Off Road package has sagged almost 2" over the last few months and I'm hanging a real bumper on the front in a few weeks. Needs leveling now and heard zero positive on the common kits with spacers, kills the ride quality. $3 to $8K for shocks in legal rape.

 

Drives great but rebound is awful...so it doesn't drive great

 

HAHA Exactly. So what Can I do ?

Font only - rear is fine stock. I just want it to "drive great" in all aspects.

 

This looks like a rear leaf spring kit according to the google.

 

https://exitoffroad.com/product/dobinsons-sway-bar-drop-bracket-kit-tundra-sequoia/

I'm doing a similiar setup to this with the trd lift shocks and a cornfed spacer in rear

 

285/65/20 Coopers with a 1.5" Fabtech Leveling Kit - Sits perfectly Level. https://fabtechmotorsports.com/product/1-5-leveling-kit-ftl5606/

 

https://www.sparksparts.com/oem-parts/toyota-tun-ab-assembly-shl-front-r-ptr1334310

may have to search looks like i got last pair. I'll post pictures once installed

 

Thanks. Anyone know how this will ride after ?

 

Does that ride stiff tho ? I am wondering I can just swap shock and coil and achieve the height ?

 

You can also go with the Rough Country N3 2" leveling struts, if you don't want to go the spacer route for leveling. About $329 for the pair, plus whatever cost for install and alignment. I've had them on for a few months now and they have been great. No issues with ride quality.

 

Yes it does but I also have 10 ply,35's. It looks like you've swapped tires too. E load tires will give you that clunky feeling. You can try changing up your tire pressures.

 

Thanks. I'll check these out. Website shows rear only.

 

You can go to Rough Country's website and search part # 501148. That should bring it up.

 

Im happy with my Readylift 2in kit but I have read load leveling and AVS

https://www.readylift.com/2-sst-lift-kit-2022-2024-toyota-tundra-rear-air-2wd-4wd.html

 

Found it thanks bro

 

thanks eddie, i dont have avs

 

HAHA! I am an idiot. Part # IVD4111, the 51100 is an Icon mini pack lol

 

POSTED WRONG LINK.

https://exitoffroad.com/product/dobinsons-ims-shock-kit-for-tundra-2022-2024/

this will take you to the dobisons 2/1

 

Call me crazy but I feel like my truck steers easier after the lift

 

With the Dobinson lift do you need to install longer brake lines?

 

I dont think so. I only ordered the front spring/struts to level it.

I'll have the westcott preload collars if anyone wants them.

 

Final results. I ordered the Dobinsons 2.6" IMS with red coils C59-834R. Truck sits level and rides perfect.
To anyone considering the westcott level preload collar please save yourself the aggravation and just get the Dobinsons. Its only a few bucks more and makes all the difference in ride quality. Plus the Red coils look mint.

 

@RPTUNDRA - can you post some pics?

Did you have the Offroad Red shock originally?

 

No I bought the regular Limited Nightshade Hybrid. Red coils look mint.

I installed the TRD Pro Center Caps on the nightshade wheels.

 

Any issues with UCA or did you go aftermarket?

 

Hey Bailey, No issues. Very happy with final results. Only regret is not doing the rear at the same time HAHA