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2007-2021 Tundra 3" SST Lift Kit (69-5175)

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Regular price $519.94 CAD
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Description

Looking to get rid of that "stink bug" stance without compromising your factory ride quality and handling? ReadyLift has the solution! Everything provided in this 3" SST Lift Kit allows you to safely & effectively lift the front end of your Tundra 3" and the rear 1" without cutting or pre-loading the springs.

Part Number: 69-5175

Features
  • Model-specific rear blocks & U-bolts
  • Skid Plate Spacers
  • Precision-crafted upper strut extensions
  • Differential drop brackets
  • Sway bar drop-down spacers

Tire Fitment:

  • 35" Maximum tire diameter
  • 35x11.50 for no rub on a 9" wide wheel with +25 offset
  • 18" - 285/75R18
  • 20" - 295/65R20
  • 22" - 285/55R22
Notes
  • Not for use on 2015-UP Tundra TRD Pro w/ Bilstein or Fox TRD Pro shocks
  • Toyota trucks have a unique pattern of being manufactured and sold with varying degrees of rear-to-front rake. It appears that many Toyota trucks are not the same height or possess the same rake as the same stock truck sitting next to it. Research has determined there can be as much as 1" difference in rake and ride height from truck to truck. TRD-equipped trucks often have less rake compared to a non-TRD truck. Measurements on some customer's trucks have revealed as much as 1" difference in the factory front end.

Installation Instructions

Instructions Download

Vehicle Fitment

Part Specifications

  • Part No.
    69-5175
  • Cross Reference #
    804879495086
  • Vendor
    ReadyLift
  • Shipping Weight
    30.0005 lb
  • Length
    14.75 in
  • Width
    12 in
  • Height
    4 in
  • Placement
    • Front
    • Rear
  • Prop 65
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