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Old 01-24-2012, 09:54 AM   #1
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Can someone measure they're factory lift blocks? I'm thinking about leveling my 2011 XLT 4x4 in order to fit 33's. I want to keep "a bit" of a rake to the truck.

I know the block hieght fluctuates depending on the year and model of truck. but I'm looking for the Width and length as well as the pin diameter and height.

If need be I'll sort out the length and width my self but I cant sort out the pin size unless I dissassemble the truck.

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There are two pins side-by-side on Ford blocks. You need to remove the 1-5/8" factory block and install a 3" block if you want to "factory rake" a leveled 2009+ F150. Autospring sells them on Ebay. You can also install an Aurospring add-a-leaf setup, also on Ebay. I've done both, and the add-a-leaf worked out much better.
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Can anyone that has a set of blocks laying around measure them up for me.
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