Light Racing Jounce Shock Kit- Front and Rear

For sale is a set of front and rear light racing jounce shocks with 05+ tacoma installation kit/brackets. If you are looking at this ad then you already know how amazing these are. Hands down these are the best mod I've ever put on any vehicle I've owned. I paid $1800 for this set-up new and have since sold the truck. I'll have to check on shipping requirements but I may have to de-charge the nitrogen in these prior to shipping. Eitherway it shouldn't be a big deal as getting them charged is no biggie. One rear unit is missing it's rubber bumper on the bottom as well.
Located in Shawnee, KS and asking $800.

 

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Just food for thought.. Since im sure most of the people who opened this, have no idea what it is they just looked at. Maybe you should explain what these are. There are plenty of people who could use these and benefit from them and just dont know that they could. Also cleaning them up might make that $800 price tag not so hard to swallow.

Not trying to take at stab at you man, just some constructive criticism. Good luck with the sale man. If i could afford them they would make a great addition to my setup.

 

What do they do?

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They are an adjustable style of bump stops.

 

Lol I guess I figured if someone didn't know what they are, they wouldn't be looking to buy them anyways.
To the masses- these are a hydraulic bump stop with an exponential compression dampening curve meant for harsh impact absorption over terrain such as jumping, desert racing or intense rock crawling.

 

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Fronts sold, rear still available

 

Are the rears bolt on or need welding?

 

Bolt on, no welding required.

 

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How much for the rears?

How much to replace the missing part?

 

$400 for the rears, not sure on the rubber bumper piece.

 

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Quick info packet for anyone trying order these rear bumps:

I bought the front bumps. I sent them to SPC to be rebuilt (the manufacturer). They got back to me and said they've never seen these bumps run this hard, or this beat up. They pulled them apart and said one bump is from a different generation. Either way they're recommending I buy a brand new set over rebuilding them.

To OP. Its our risk buying used parts... But information about the extent of use these have seen before selling would be very nice to share. I bought these from Fur Pig saying that I only had to re-charge the nitrogen in of the bumps to get these fully up and running. NOT TRUE

 

That's pretty shitty. Awaiting OP's response.....
Pass it over Scott, I'm fresh out.

 

I wish you would've tried messaging me first before putting me on blast on the forum. Regardless, these were used but they were fully functional and worked as designed with exception to one being discharged upon removal which I told you.