Question about front level and back blocks
#1
Question about front level and back blocks
Hey guys just a quick questions. I measured my front end and it's about 1" lower than the backs. So if I wanted to add a 2inch level. Now my back end would be lower. Meaning I would have to get a 2-3 inch back block right?
Want to fit 33 inch tires with 14+ offset btw
First truck so still new to all of this.
Want to fit 33 inch tires with 14+ offset btw
First truck so still new to all of this.
#2
Master Electrician
Its simple math.
#3
I just put 285/70 tire on 17x9 wheels with +12 offset. No lift. No rubbing. I have the 3" rancho kit which came with front pucks and rear blocks to lift the whole truck. I have not installed it yet.dont really know if I will. I kind of like the way it looks.
#4
Hey guys just a quick questions. I measured my front end and it's about 1" lower than the backs. So if I wanted to add a 2inch level. Now my back end would be lower. Meaning I would have to get a 2-3 inch back block right?
Want to fit 33 inch tires with 14+ offset btw
First truck so still new to all of this.
Want to fit 33 inch tires with 14+ offset btw
First truck so still new to all of this.
#6
Master Electrician
#7
Senior Member
I did 2'' front coilovers and was just fine with my 305/55/20s (on 20x9 +18 wheels). It is a tight fight though at max turn. Decided to swap a 3'' rear block to get some rake back, but wasn't needed for clearance though.
Last edited by Kenn213; 09-19-2015 at 04:57 AM.
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Hey guys just a quick questions. I measured my front end and it's about 1" lower than the backs. So if I wanted to add a 2inch level. Now my back end would be lower. Meaning I would have to get a 2-3 inch back block right?
Want to fit 33 inch tires with 14+ offset btw
First truck so still new to all of this.
Want to fit 33 inch tires with 14+ offset btw
First truck so still new to all of this.