Hello New to lifting.. I am looking to level my 2020 Sr5 4x4 . After reading I feel the Bil 5100 front an rear way To go the rear sits 1 inch higher than front my question at what setting will get it level and do I need anything in rear except the new 5100. My other questio. What bolts. nuts to torque and where to get torque specs. .don't ask never learn. THANKS for any. help appreciated
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here is a good torque spec page, you can also check your owners manual and it "should" have all them in there too. I usually just google though.
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I dont know the leveling part, I dont have bilstein 5100's...are you carrying any extra weight up in front? Look at what the bilstein shocks recommend for the different heights, you can also change those fairly quickly if the ride height is not what your looking for.
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I dont know the leveling part, I dont have bilstein 5100's...are you carrying any extra weight up in front? Look at what the bilstein shocks recommend for the different heights, you can also change those fairly quickly if the ride height is not what your looking for.