This modification involves components designed to increase the ride height of a small Japanese Kei truck. These kits typically include spacers, extended shocks, or modified suspension parts that elevate the vehicle’s body relative to its axles. A common application involves improving ground clearance for off-road use or accommodating larger tires.
Raising the vehicle’s chassis provides numerous advantages, including enhanced off-road capability, improved approach and departure angles, and the ability to navigate rough terrain more effectively. The increased ride height also offers a more commanding view of the road. Historically, such modifications were developed by enthusiasts seeking to improve the practicality and versatility of these compact vehicles for use in agriculture, construction, and recreational off-roading.
