Add a Leaf...sort of a dumb Q

[YLCrawler]

I have a 92 Yota Pickup, and I dont plan on lifting or doing a SAS, cause I am moving to Germany next feb, but I do want to level out thr rear cause it sits pretty low. Would putting an add a leaf mess up my d shaft angles, or anything else?

[positrack@earthlink.]

No.

[cowboycrawlin]

just throw a small block lift in the rear. You could always do an add a leaf but it sound like you want something simple, taking apart a spring pack might be more than you want to do.

[bigheadfj40]

nope, and adding a leaf doesn't really take as much effort as you would think, as long as you know what you are doing (reading up on stuff), have everything that you need, and get at it.

[meatloaf]

I would suggest NOT putting a lift block between the axle and the springs. this will not fix the problem, only cause new ones. An ad-a-leaf would correct the rear to what it was from the factory(or close to it) if your springs are sagging. This is the best way to fix it, or get springs that don't sag.

[NE-RokToy]

Most if not all the add-a-leafs for toyotas are short and thick, this gives you a stiff as ride and almost no suspension flex.

I put an AAL on my yota as a temporary fix and if I went around turns to fast (even trying to leave from a stop) could lift the back tire off the ground no problem because the rear suspension basicly didnt move at all.

[punkbek3886]

i have add a leafs from an 91 explorer on mine and it flexes fine