1. Tuff Country has new hardware for the '07 Toyota Tundra. Its '07 Toyota Tundra 4WD 2-inch leveling kit is a simple, effective, and affordable solution to lift the front end of the Tundra. Machined billet aluminum upper coil spacers were designed to install into the factory struts to help maintain a near-factory ride. For more information, call (800) 288-2190, or visit www.tuffcountry.com
2. Cargo Securing Industries' bedrail tie down is strong, simple, and efficient. With 43 tie-down locations in a longbed truck, and 32 locations in a standard system, it will be easy to find the best points to secure your cargo. There are not any rings, latches, or moving parts, just a 6061 aircraft-grade anodized aluminum bar that can be powdercoated any color. Retail price for the longbed system is $195, and $175 for the shortbed system. For more information, call (951) 509-7865, or visit www.csiproducts.net.
3. The BadMan, a new series of inline induction systems from Triple-D Induction, is now available for the small-block Chevy. With interchangeable venturi sleeves, airflow ratings are available from around 500 to more than 1,000 cfm. The inline four-barrel design provides even fuel distribution, and it allows larger camshafts to operate at low engine speeds with low vacuum and improved low-speed idle, part-throttle drivability, and fuel consumption. Models to suit the big-block Chevy and LS1 are said to be already under development. For more information, contact Barry Grant at (706) 864-8544, or visit www.barrygrant.com.
4. Miller Electric's Pro-Hobby Series is a new entry-level line of helmets designed for the quality and budget-conscious welding enthusiast. Designed for the light-duty welder who doesn't weld professionally but still needs high-quality welding equipment, the Pro-Hobby Series offers many of the same features as the Performance and top-of-the-line Elite Series, including Miller's signature graphics and headgear, but start at just $149 for the plain black model. Miller auto-darkening helmets are covered by a 2-year warranty. For more information, call Miller at (800) 426-4553, or check out www.millerwelds.com.
5. Rain-X's new Latitude wiper blades use a unique contour to provide more evenly distributed pressure across the blade's surface. Latitude blades are true all-season wiper blades, with the ability to stay in contact with the windshield even during snowy or icy conditions. Their graphite-coated rubber construction reduces chatter and ensures a smooth operation. For more information, call (800) 416-1600, or visit www.rainx.com.
6. The LSX block from GM Performance Parts was designed from the ground up to be the perfect foundation to build the LS engine of your dreams. The cast-iron block will accept any LS small-block oil pan and oil pump, but it's far from ordinary. The block features six-bolt main bearings, thick cylinder walls for increased bore, and the ability to support more than 500 ci and 2,500 hp. If you want to build the ultimate LS engine for your project truck, call (800) 577-6888, or visit www.gmperformanceparts.com.
7. If you have a '54-'55 first-series Chevrolet truck and just can't find a nice grille to chrome, Tuckers Classic Pickup Parts newest product may help you. Their '54-'55 grille assemblies are show quality, triple nickel-plated chrome, and come with a 5-year warranty. The indented Chevrolet letters were painted black for an original feel. Get your own by calling Tuckers Classic Pickup Parts at (800) 544-1955, or check out their website at www.tuckersparts.com.