Does anyone have a good contact in Ontario to buy a suspension lift for toyota's (1997), I'm also concidering 2-3" leveling kits aswell but would like to visit the place of business to make my purchase and see the quality or atleast talk to a real person, I know its alot to ask nowadays . I hate the internet shopping cart even tho I know I'm buying quality because of the company name and history but most of the stuff I find is in the states and I can't except the duty that will be tacked on, shipping ect, that boils my blood, and u never quite know what ur gonna get.

Maybe I should just go through Keystone but its very hard to find what I want again.

Nothing available in Canada except leveling kits which is garbage and a waste of time & money IMO, ended up ordering a 1.2KIT, 3" frt adjustable/4" rear COMPLETE!!! kit with adjustable pan hard bar assembled ready to install from Sonoran Steel Fabrications LLC for 1500, coming from Arizon tho, go figure.

I can't believe how little is available in this country for lift kits, unreal and depressing

Malcolm, call up Jim at Rock Spyder 4x4 in Markham.
ROCK SPYDER 4X4
12 Heritage Road, Unit 12
Markham, ON L3P 1M4

905.294.0494 Tel

When I used to be big into Jeeps, Jim was the only person I dealt with. He knows his sh!t, great guy and should be able to help you out.

I've got a complete kit coming from Arizon, the only complete kit available!! and 1 of the best without going to (SAS) solid axles swap, I'd rather pay for & wait for what I want than buy local stuff that I don't want and do it again, its sorta like a DSM,.. do it right the 1st time and never look back .

I will look him up for bumpers and sliders & wheel spacers when I'm ready though thanks for the suggestion, and jeeps are easy to get stuff for, everybodys got one.

Good to hear Malcolm and I know what you mean

Give Jim a holler for anything else though, I know Jeeps are very common place but he'll do what he can to help you out.

For sure! thank you, and I had another good suggestion aswell appreciated yall!