Ready lift any good yes or no.

[Computer Tech]

02 TRD tundra V8 4X2 stock.

Are those ready lifts leveling kits any good??? Any added stress or issues on components? Willl it mess things up?? Is it really level LEVEL after the install?\


Thanks for the comments.

[Computer Tech]

If i have a 2WD, would getting spacers damage anything? Do you only need the diff drop kit on the 4X4's?

Does my 2WD have CV boots?? With the readylift make the truck actually level or would the front be higher than the back. Please respond before I make a decision on which lift!!

["00"Tundra]

Originally Posted by Computer Tech

If i have a 2WD, would getting spacers damage anything? Do you only need the diff drop kit on the 4X4's?

Does my 2WD have CV boots?? With the readylift make the truck actually level or would the front be higher than the back. Please respond before I make a decision on which lift!!

No, a 2wd does not have cv boots and a diff. drop is only needed for 4x4 trucks. If you go with a lift to make the truck level shoot for about a 2" lift anymore than that and you will have to lift the rear. I would go with an "in the coil pack" spacer because it puts the least amount of stress on your ball joints. This will make the front suspension ride a little firmer but I like it because this takes away a lot of the body roll when turning and nose dive when stopping. Another option is to go with a set of 4x4 coil springs from a double cab tundra, stiffer spring equals lift but also same issue, loss of ride quality. Springs will cost more but do have benefits. I run the 3" Toytec lift and I am happy with it. If you do go with spacers I advise aluminum spacers because they will never compress like a polyurethane spacer may over time plus the aluminum will look nice for years to come.

[SRSANDS]

I dont know about that but I dropped 3,000 for the RCD 6 inch and it was level and bad ***!