05-09 Mitsubishi Raider 2wd 3" Front + 2" Rear Spring Force Full Lift Kit /shims on 2040-parts.com
Pasadena, California, United States
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DescriptionOur leaf springs bring back the life of your worn rear leafs and add towing capacity while reducing rear sag. We've also specially included our driveshaft alignment shims to maintain the angle of your driveshaft so you won't get any annoying vibrations. Our front lift is made from a military grade alloy and is specially designed to mount on top of your factory strut. We spared no expense in making a kit that we're proud to put our name on.
Note: Additional modifications may be required for 4WD models to correct CV angles.
ComparisionOur Spring Force Leveling Lift Kits provide both increased towing capacity and a rugged leveled look to your truck. Don't settle for fragile lift blocks that will crush under repeated compression. Get a lift that will last a lifetime and increases the value of your truck. Our leaf springs bring back the life of your worn rear leafs and add towing capacity while reducing rear sag. PolicySpringforce is dedicated to providing the best possible service to every one of our customers.
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