[tailwaters]

I just installed a front leveling kit which puts the FJ exactly level until the kids get in the back. Than it looks like I get about a 1/2 sag. Question is would placing some rubber spring blocks in the rear springs firm up the back so it remains level?? Or what else would work???

 

[tailwaters]

Let me rephrase the question. What easy install would raise the rear about a 1/2 an inch?? I would have thought the manufacture of the leveling kit what have made sure the front was just a tad lower than the rear. The last kit I installed on my Titan was like that. So when completely loaded it was level and when empty the front sat just slightly lower than the rear.

 

[tailwaters]

Air bags sound like an easy solution to the problem. Heck had I know I'd have to go through all this I'd let the darn thing alone(probably not!). I just hated the way the front sagged so bad. Seems it's a little more noticeable on the off-road package with the 16" wheels as compared to the 17" wheels. I sure like the looks a lot better level.

Why can't I ever be happy?????

Thanks guys!

 

[tailwaters]

The real fix would be to pull the leveling blocks and have them shaved by another 1/4". However the 1st set the company sent me (ebay) made the front set up 1/2 higher than the rear. When I called them they offered to custom cut a set and overnight them to me. Pretty good customer service!! These came in so I had to take the FJ back over to the shop, have them pull the 1st set and install the 2nd. Which now is perfectly level until I get weight in the back. Don't get me wrong it's not terrible but I would have thought they would have taken into consideration added weight in the rear.

I'm not sure if having an off-road addition with 16" wheels apposed to the 17" wheels is an issue with some of these leveling kits???