Take your Tacoma to the next level by installing this Rough Country 3.50-Inch Bolt-On Suspension Lift Kit with Lifted N3 Struts and Premium N3 Shocks. The kit lifts your truck by 3.50 inches and allows larger tires with up to 34-inch diameter to be installed. Finally, it includes Lifted N3 Struts and Premium N3 Shocks to maximize the off-roading performance of your truck.

Lifted N3 Struts and Premium N3 Shocks. The N3 Struts increase ground clearance, are nitrogen-charged, and feature infinitely variable damping. The N3 shocks are also nitrogen-charged and provide incredible balance.

Tubular Upper Control Arms. Tubular upper control arms optimize your truck to achieve the factory-like geometry after lifting. They improve ride height and ball-joint performance.

Fabricated Rear Blocks. This suspension lift kit includes rear lift blocks and N3 loaded spacers to lift your truck by 3.50 inches. And as a result, tires with up to 34-inch diameter can be installed for more exciting off-roading.

Installation. You can install this suspension lift kit by reusing the factory bolt locations of your Tacoma. Standard tools can be used for the installation. Minor cutting is required.

Rough Country Warranty. Rough Country grants a lifetime replacement warranty for this suspension lift kit. It also offers a 3-year manufacturer’s warranty to Adjustable Vertex Coil-Overs and V2 Monotube Shocks. Please visit the manufacturer’s website or contact customer service for more information. https://terrain.jp/3FdAVKm

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3:06 - Front Uninstall
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