Rear Flip Kit for '07 Tundra ??

[H2O MAN]

In my attempt to level my street truck ('07 Tundra), I have decided to lower the rear so that it's level with the stock front height.
Are their any issues / problems that I should be on the look-out for?

Cheers!

https://sosperformance.com/

 

[Corelokt]

I feel pretty certain that front will be higher than rear with a 4" drop to back.
pretty straight forward install though, but does require welding the spring perches to the axle tubes.
I've got an 05 Ram that sat about 3" higher in the rear, 2" drop shackles and removing the overload spring brought it dead level.

 

[jeep78]

Driveline angle could be a problem. If it is wrong, you will get vibrations and reduced u-joint life.

 

[Corelokt]

Driveline angle could be a problem. If it is wrong, you will get vibrations and reduced u-joint life.

From the Belltech site.
These high-quality kits will properly position the rear axle pinion shaft relative to the driveline so that vibrations never become an issue.

 

[DinkyDau]

I would think it will greatly decrease the amount of weight, you can carry in the back.

 

[Corelokt]

I would think it will greatly decrease the amount of weight, you can carry in the back.

Why?
Still using the same springs, only thing that's changed is the mounting location.
I've dropped the rear of mine 3", still haul utility trailer, dump trailer, haul wood and about 1000lbs of tools daily in the bed.

 

[DinkyDau]

Interested to how it works out.

 

[H2O MAN]

https://www.carid.com/images/belltech/suspension-systems/pdf/6540-installation-instructions.pdf

No welding.

I am OK with the nose being slightly higher than the rear.

 

[Corelokt]

https://www.carid.com/images/belltech/suspension-systems/pdf/6540-installation-instructions.pdf

No welding.

I am OK with the nose being slightly higher than the rear.

That's pretty nice that you don't have any welding.
When I was doing mine, I wanted a 2/4 drop. Only way I could achieve that would be a C-notch in the frame or an axle flip kit, but both required welding.

 

[H2O MAN]

Update: I found out that the Hellwig is not compatible with the Belltech - items returned, refused & refunded.

The correct / compatible combination of parts are available from SOS Performance
I will be using a TRD rear sway bar with the SOS kits.

Here is a crew cab with the 3.75" dropped rear, and stock suspension up front.