Readylift lift kit

I was wondering i see alot of westscott and rough country lifts kits but not to many readylift lift kits. Is there a reason why? Has anyone got the readylift lift or leveling kits on their tundra? If you have how is the ride?

 

Spacer lifts ride rough. Spend the money and do it the right way...you will be much happier.

 

Its a temporary thing. Im getting the tires rims done so i need something to keep it up there until i am able to get better suspension kit

 

Makes sense.

 

But i really want to know if they are any better then rough country or westscotts because i checked the prices and they are alot more than rough country as well as westscott

 

I have the Readylift 2in on mine now. I actually had the Westcott leveling kit first and removed it for the Readylift. Rides pretty much like the truck did stock.

 

I wonder how the ready lift 3” kit is

 

Does it look any different to how the truck was standing stock? Can you post some pictures by any chance thank you

 

yes, it will be two inches higher in front. Check out the 3rd gen threads here, tons of pics of leveled trucks and various wheel/tire setups

 

Whats ur tire and rim size ?

 

18x9 +18 295/70R18

 

I ordered some 315/70r17 ko2 hope they will fit.

 

They will fit. You will have to just remove front mud flap and pin back the fender liner.

 

I dont have mud flaps. I need to check but im pretty sure i dont. Thank you for the advice. Ur truck looks great.

 

Thank you!

 

I just purchased the new ready lift 3inch lift with upper control arms to correct ball joint geometry. Should have it installed by Thursday depending on my work schedule. The kit was about 750. I wouldn't recommend using any 3 inch spacer lift without replacing the upper control arms to correct ball joint angle. This is going on a 2022 tundra SR 2wd.

 

I am getting a 2 inch leveling kit from readylift rn

 

Would love to hear how the readylift 3in SST lift rides compared to stock!

 

The ride is great. A touch more firm than stock as with any lift. I'm running a 35x12.50r20 on stock wheels. I also used icon 2.0 rear shocks in the rear instead of extending my stock ones. I would definitely recommend the lift.

 

Is there any reason this front space is better than the one from Rough Country? The RC one is less than half the price. I'm waiting for a coilover that doesn't break the bank to come to market, so may just do a 2" spacer on the front for the time being.

 

Turned out nice.

 

The RC spacer will be just find. A spacer Is a spacer. I would go with a kit that comes with upper control arms tho. Even with just a 2 inch spacer your ball joint angles are pretty far off.

 

I don’t like the Rough Country design of the spacer lift that’s why I went with the Readylift. My coworker has RC on his Tundra. Once you put on the spacer they have these threaded spacers that sandwich the spacer on and make the threads on the top hat longer. It’s pain in the butt to line them up evenly. I’ve seen people posting on here that they broke the threads off trying to torque them down. See photo below.

 

Vs the Readylift the upper mount is slightly rotated from the bottom and the new studs are fixed to the spacer. It’s much easier to torque down the spacer to the factory top hat.