Tacoma/Tundra Height Adj Struts & Rear Shocks - Get all 4, Under $260!

Are you looking for an affordable, yet reliable lift for your '05+ Tacoma or '07+ Tundra? Then look no further! BOSS 4x4 has a special offer for TW members on Pro Comp Pro Runner Struts & Shocks.

Already priced at 25% off retail with FREE SHIPPING, get an added 10% off using coupon code TW10, PLUS with a rebate, Buy 3, Get 1 FREE (up to $75)!

05+ TACOMA
Front Height Adjustable Struts, 0-2.5" Lift (ZX2080) - $95.75/ea*
Rear Shocks, 0-2.5" Lift (ZX2012) - $68.39/ea
Rear Shocks, 3-6" Lift (ZX2050) - $68.39/ea
TOTAL: $328.29 - $68.39 rebate = $259.90!

07+ TUNDRA
Front Height Adjustable Struts, 0-2.5" Lift (ZX2005) - $95.75/ea*
Rear Shocks, 0-2.5" Lift (ZX2024) - $68.39/ea
TOTAL: $328.29 - $68.39 rebate = $259.90!

Pro Comp's Pro Runner Monotube Shocks are designed specifically for late model trucks, Jeeps and SUVs. The gas charged, monotube design delivers superior performance over traditional twin tube, hydraulic shocks. The vehicle specific ride tuning was derived after extensive dyno and real-world testing. The result is multi-stage valving that optimizes ride quality and handling characteristics for your specific application. The brushed, Zinc plated, clear coated, monotube shock body is nitrogen gas charged to eliminate performance-robbing cavitation during compression and rebound, allowing the shock to dissapate heat more efficiently, drastically reducing shock fade. Whether you are towing a trailer or hitting whoops in the desert, you can count on Pro Comp's Pro Runner Shocks to give you the confidence behind the wheel.

*PLEASE NOTE: Front struts re-use your factory coil springs and require a spring compressor to install.








Offer good from April 1 - June 30, 2014

 

Just here for the show

 

Bump for only one more month left on this deal!

 

Anyone have any good experience with these?

 

Any reviews, thoughts on these?
Anyone?

 

I'll be getting more in this week and will post a side by side comparison with the Bilsteins, if that helps.

 

Here is a picture of both height adjustable shocks side by side. ProComp - top; Bilstein - bottom.