Toytec 1" rear lift blocks for sale.

[whateverz]

I wasn't sure if I was going to use these. I wanted to see how it looked without, and it was perfect. They are brand new in the wrapping. Retails for $82 shipped. I would like $60 and I will pay shipping. PM me.

(without rear...)

[Deznutjob]

Originally Posted by whateverz

I wasn't sure if I was going to use these. I wanted to see how it looked without, and it was perfect. They are brand new in the wrapping. Retails for $82 shipped. I would like $60 and I will pay shipping. PM me.

Are they just the blocks or do they come with the "U" bolts also?

[whateverz]

Originally Posted by Deznutjob

Are they just the blocks or do they come with the "U" bolts also?

Yep u-bolts too!
I got the 3" with blocks set, and just put the front on.

[Deznutjob]

Originally Posted by whateverz

Yep u-bolts too!
I got the 3" with blocks set, and just put the front on.

That's a great price with U bolts and free shipping! Can't beat that anywhere! You'll get a buyer soon.

[SRT8TUNDRA]

Looks good! Nice wheels btw.

[whateverz]

Originally Posted by SRT8TUNDRA

Looks good! Nice wheels btw.

Thanks, with the shortage of wheels for our trucks I almost waited. I wanted the AR Mace 8 in teflon...but no sir. I am really happy with these, although I think they are on the heavier side. Its hard to see them in that pic...here you go...

[T-sak12m]

Where did you get the blocks for the front from?

[Deznutjob]

Originally Posted by T-sak12m

Where did you get the blocks for the front from?

The front doesn't use blocks, they're referd to as coil spacers.

[whateverz]

Originally Posted by Deznutjob

The front doesn't use blocks, they're referd to as coil spacers.

Thanks Dez, I guess i should have worded that as "with rear blocks".
As opposed to the add-a-leaf option.

[T-sak12m]

Well then who would you recommend getting coil spacers from?

[whateverz]

Originally Posted by T-sak12m

Well then who would you recommend getting coil spacers from?

I like my Toytec's, here is what I wrote in another post with someone asking---Toytec vs. Truxx

You will find out this is more of an opinion than anything else. If you search you will find most of the differences. tundraheadquarters.com had some good comparison factors. Truxx and all the above plate lifts are very easy to install, but put more force on you upper ball joint under full droop. So if your offroading at all this wouldn't be your best choice. For most of peoples daily needs they are fine. I got the Toytec because for one it doesn't put as much stress on that UBJ, because they split the lift between above the plate and under. Second it increases the spring rate, and to me (again opinion) it rides better, more like a truck not a lumbering SUV. I am use to coilovers so this is a comprable cheap alternative for a simalar ride. To install the Toytec, as I'm sure you know by now you have to compress the spring. I am glad I did this myself with a free rental compressor from Autozone, rather than paying a shop. Because if you don't align the top plate again it will not go in. I had to compress again and turn one a bit more to get it right. If I would have payed a shop I would have to go back and pay to have them do it again.

That was longer than i thought.....hope it helps.

[bmallory189]

do you still have the blocks.......they'll work on a 2001 tundra right?

[Deznutjob]

Originally Posted by bmallory189

do you still have the blocks.......they'll work on a 2001 tundra right?

FYI, they will work on your 2001.

[whateverz]

Still have them, PM me.

Thanks Dez. I wasn't sure and would tell you to call Toytec.

[whateverz]

Still available.....going to put on ebay if there are no takers.