Any 1" rear spacers for the 3rd gen REAR coils?

DPR64

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Daystar and others have a ton of 1.5" and up spacers for the rear but is there ANY 1" out there for the rear??
 
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I've had these on the rear for over a year now with no shifting or slipping out.

Superior Automotive/Donut style coil spring booster 18-1901 at AutoZone.com

The directions say that you slide these up the coil, but I just installed it between the top spring perch and the coil. I cut the edges of the groove off one side so they would fully seat on the perch. For the price, you can't beat it.

Any pics? I'm debating on installing coilovers off my previous Tundra to clear 265/75-16 Duratracs and the rear will need lifting to avoid the squat/backwards rake look.
 
I can snap a few pics tomorrow. After I installed the spacers, I remember the rear being .75 to 1.00 taller than the front. Prior to that, I was 0 to .25 lower in the rear than the front. I'm sure it was from the aging original springs. I have the original 99 tall springs all the way around.
 
Sorry the pics don't really do it justice. It's basically level on the worst day. I honestly just need to replace the rear springs...and if I did so I would be inclined to go OEM 99 tall coils again. The OME 906's sound a bit stiff for my purposes since I rarely haul much weight. I think the airbag systems sound like an interesting option as well.
 

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Thanks for posting pics.

Unfortunately mine's a '02 (shortest 3rd gen springs),I think even with those spacers the rear height still won't be tall enough. Maybe use my $20 AutoZone gift card towards rear Moog springs along with those spacers.
 

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