Advice needed: Installing Trailhunter takeoffs on Hyrbid OR

[DavesTacomaShop]

Has anyone installed trailhunter suspension parts on Hybrid Off-Road?

I have a buddy that upgraded his trailhunter suspension, and let me buy his OEM takeoff parts for cheap. Except, he didn’t give me his rear springs. He said they were not great?

I want the truck level, and won’t have a camper or anything permanently on my bed. Can I leave my the rear springs from OR hybrid, will that leave my truck level, or is there an aftermarket rear spring that will keep me level after installing all trailhunter suspension parts? Or should I just ask him to give me his rear springs? (I’m not sure how much rake is on the trailhunter from factory).

I have read through multiple trailhunter suspension and spring threads, but most folks are putting on bigger/stronger springs because they’ve added a lot more permanent weight to their truck or gone for more lift.

Any advice would be appreciated!

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[BoboForShort]

As far as I am aware the Trailhunter rear springs are beefed up and will add lift. It may end up being level without the rear springs by dropping the rear rather than raising the front, or in your case raising the front like a typical level. The trailhunter comes fairly level to start with though.

I would try to get the rear springs from him unless they are damaged. You can determine when you install the front if the rears are needed. I don’t know an equivalent spring but I’m sure they’re out there or you can buy OEM.

 

[Pap]

Did your friend give you the top metal plate for the rear springs? The TH comes with that. It adds roughly 1/4" lift. There should be the plate and the rubber that's between the plate and the spring. That being said, I have an extra set of TH springs if you want them.

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