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REVTEK SUSPENSION INTRODUCES 2.5-INCH LIFT SYSTEM FOR ’08 TOYOTA SEQUOIA
REVTEK SUSPENSION INTRODUCES 2.5-INCH LIFT SYSTEM FOR ’08 TOYOTA SEQUOIA
Revtek Suspension is proud to announce the introduction of its brand new 2.5-inch lift system for the ‘08 Toyota Sequoia full size SUV, two and four wheel drive models. Based on Revtek’s proven Split/Spacer design, this new system incorporates billet aluminum front spacers, steel differential drop spacers, rugged polyurethane rear coil spacers, and all necessary hardware. Designed to work with the stock suspension geometry, this new system does not require new shock absorbers and allows the fitment of up to 35 x 12.5-inch tires. Easy bolt-in installation with no drilling, cutting or welding required. Not compatible with optional air suspension. Revtek Suspension, 877 LIFT TOY; www.revtek.com
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Based in Portland Oregon, Revtek Suspension prides itself in producing “real world” engineered suspension systems and components for Dodge, Ford, GM Jeep, Nissan and Toyota trucks/SUV’s. Revtek systems are designed and tested in-house, resulting in the most installer-friendly, best-riding kits on the market.
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