Lifts an leveling

[TRD832]

I’m looking for insight on if I should lift or level my 2011 off road an in doing so what can I get away with an not have problems with my transmission an everything on that line.

 

[whippersnapper02]

Really that's up to you. Cost is the biggest difference between the 2. Neither will cause transmission issues.

 

[OR17TRD]

I’m looking for insight on if I should lift or level my 2011 off road an in doing so what can I get away with an not have problems with my transmission an everything on that line.

Depends on your end game. What is the truck used for? What size tires are you wanting to run? What’s your budget?

 

[Bojangles]

I’m looking for insight on if I should lift or level my 2011 off road an in doing so what can I get away with an not have problems with my transmission an everything on that line.

A leveling kit is a spacer, the worst way to lift the front end, and maybe a block for the rear depending on the lift.

Get lift coils and shocks if possible or at least bilstein 5100 shocks that can lift the front.. Buy once cry once.

Both lift the truck... One is just cheaper. Unless you plan to lower the rear of the truck, how else would you "level" it?

I suppose "leveling kit" sounds better than "subpar lift" and manufacturers get people to buy em.

 

[TRD832]

A leveling kit is a spacer, the worst way to lift the front end, and maybe a block for the rear depending on the lift.

Get lift coils and shocks if possible or at least bilstein 5100 shocks that can lift the front.. Buy once cry once.

Both lift the truck... One is just cheaper. Unless you plan to lower the rear of the truck, how else would you "level" it?

I suppose "leveling kit" sounds better than "subpar lift" and manufacturers get people to buy em.[/

 

[TRD832]

A leveling kit is a spacer, the worst way to lift the front end, and maybe a block for the rear depending on the lift.

Get lift coils and shocks if possible or at least bilstein 5100 shocks that can lift the front.. Buy once cry once.

Both lift the truck... One is just cheaper. Unless you plan to lower the rear of the truck, how else would you "level" it?

I suppose "leveling kit" sounds better than "subpar lift" and manufacturers get people to buy em.

Thanks I’m going to pull the trigger on this this spring my truck has over 100k for miles so new suspension probably be good for her haha [emoji23]