Sell 95-11 Toyota Tacoma Tundra Rear 2" Lift Blocks Tapered in La Puente, California, US, for US $49.95

Returns Accepted:Returns Accepted Refund will be given as:Money Back Item must be returned within:30 Days Return policy details: Return shipping will be paid by:Buyer Restocking Fee:No Part Brand:ROX Suspension Lift Systems Manufacturer Part Number:Lift Level 4X4 4X2 2" Leveling Rear Blocks Warranty:Yes Interchange Part Number:2WD 4WD Steel Tapered 2 Inch Black Powder Coated

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Fits the following vehicles:

ALL YEARS Toyota Tacoma
ALL YEARS Toyota Tundra

Kit comes with:
2"Lift Blocks (x2) Powder Coated and Tapered.

Our ROX 2" Rear Lift Blocks are built tough and made to lift your rear end 2" and keep that amount for the life of your vehicle. The pins built into the blocks are made to line up perfectly with your vehicle and the blocks are Tapered to maintain your factory suspension geometry. Untapered blocks will create vibrations to your driveline and cause premature wear on your truck.

Be careful when using Aluminum blocks for the rear due to amount of load and pressure that occurs from towing. Truck manufacturers use steel because it will not warp or crack over high loads, if your truck came with steel blocks, why use anything else? Lift blocks will maintain your factory ride quality unlike add-a-leafs which will stiffen your suspension and give you a rough ride.

We believe in building the lift kit using the best material available. Each rear block is made from High Quality Steel and is inspected thoroughly for any flaws or imperfections that may cause it to break or shatter over time. We then Powder Coat the blocks to ensure that they do not oxidize over time, keeping them looking great for as long as you have your truck. We test all of our kits in situations you may never even see and have a Lifetime Warranty on them because we back everything that we sell.

Lifetime Warranty: We have such confidence in this kit that we offer a lifetime warranty on ALL parts included in the kit. If they ever break or condense in any way that causes your truck to lose its lift, just contact us and we will replace them for you free of charge.

Return Policy: 30 Day Satisfaction Guarantee - If there are any problems of if you just don't like it for any reason, please contact us within 30 days and you can return the kit for a full refund (including return shipping if the error made was due to our fault). After 30 days, any warranty offered on the kit will be in effect however a full refund will NOT be offered past 30 days.

Fast Shipping: USPS Priority Mail is used to ship (2-4 business days after it is shipped)

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