🚀 Enhance Your Toyota Tundra/Tacoma with Readylift 66-5001 1" Rear Block Leveling Kit in Stylish Silver Review

difficult to play on installed hardware. That's why I chose these blocks for my tundra. Well made, perfect fit and quick installation with hand tools.

Excellent product. This is a great addition to the ReadyLift Level Kit that we also installed on my son's 2008 Tacoma. Note. The installation instructions list the location on a hoist, but we were able to easily install the blocks by jacking up the back of the truck.

Just like any other block kit. The ledge and opening matched the truck and he entered immediately. U bolts are long enough. I used them along with 2" spacers in the front to level the truck a bit and it worked well. Have a good return.

My photos speak for themselves, the bolt thread was not the same in the kit. I didn't notice until it was too late, I tried to undress them after they stopped blowing and they stopped. I had to cut them, which wasn't easy. It took me more time, effort and frustration. Do not buy this product, I don't want anyone to go through what I did with this kit. Consider other kits or options.

On the day of my order, I installed a 1" spacer in front of my 2019 Tacoma TRD Off Road. front spacers. I ordered these rear spacers and they arrived within 24 hours so I was able to install them before the end of the weekend. to reuse OEM nuts. I don't know why it's so important. Maybe they shouldn't come with nuts at all.

Some people hate lifting blocks, others don't see it as a problem. I'm the last I've been using it on various machines for several decades. As long as some things are taken care of, mostly not too high (my limit is 2 inches) and never deployed from the front, I've never had a problem. Based on the reviews, I was surprised at how easy they are to install. Many people have complained about how difficult it was to put the nuts on. Oh well. They are lock nuts. They must be tight. I used a…

Revain claims they will fit my 1996 4WD Tacoma truck. I am assuming this is based on information from EasyLift and will not be able to install it. The ReadyLift instruction drawings show the axle BELOW the springs, which is correct in the diagram for the 4WD version, but not for the 2WD version where the axle is ABOVE the springs. The description I keep at Revain describes a four-wheel drive taco. Obviously something is wrong with the ReadyLift eligibility criteria they set in Revain. It was a…

I am giving three stars because the blocks and u-bolts work and I had no problems installing them on my 2000 Toyota Tundra except for the nuts that came with the kit. As you can see in my picture the nuts have what appears to be screw retaining threads that lock them in place, breaking the u-bolt and being exceptionally difficult to tighten with a hand tool. The nut got quite warm as I tightened the bolt, so I stopped, unscrewed it with even greater difficulty, and then put in the original…