Toyota Hilux Vigo / Revo 2 Inch Lift Kit – Foam Cell Adjustable Oil-Filled Shock Absorbers

Overview

This 2 inch lift kit with foam cell adjustable shock absorbers for the Toyota Hilux Vigo and Toyota Hilux Revo is a new aftermarket replacement available from Asia Parts Store. No genuine OE number is published for this listing, so fitment should be confirmed using your vehicle details and the information below. It is aimed at owners of 4x4s, utes and light commercial vehicles who want to restore or adjust ride height and suspension support for New Zealand roads, tracks and work use.

A suspension lift kit raises the ride height of a 4x4 or ute to increase ground clearance, improve approach and departure angles for off-road driving, and make space for larger tyres. Where a kit includes matched shock absorbers and springs, those components are selected to work together at the lifted height rather than relying on factory parts tuned for standard height.

Lift kits are a common upgrade for touring, towing, farm and beach use, and for owners replacing tired original suspension at the same time. Check the Key Details and product images for exactly what is supplied, and if any of your existing suspension components are worn, plan to replace them during the same installation.

Key Details

• Condition: New
• 2 inch lift
• Foam cell, adjustable, oil-filled shock absorbers
• Iron

Vehicle Compatibility

Compatibility is based on the information supplied with this product and has not been VIN-verified. Where a field is blank, that detail was not supplied — please confirm it with our team.

Fitment & Installation

Lifting a vehicle changes steering, driveline and braking geometry. A wheel alignment is required after fitting, and CV angles, brake hose length, driveshaft angles and headlight aim should all be checked. Confirm whether your vehicle carries a canopy, bullbar or regular towing load, as these affect the spring rate you need.

Professional installation is recommended. In New Zealand, suspension and ride-height changes must still meet Warrant / Certificate of Fitness requirements, and larger modifications may need LVVTA certification — check with a certifier before fitting if you are unsure.