powerranger262

I'm smarter than that, I would never stack blocks.

powerranger262

I'm looking at the skyjacker soft ride setup. Anyone have any experience with this kit?

jwmustang

Add a leaf is very easy and fast to install.

Neptunescab

Blocks tend to axle wrap issues id go with a nice shock set up and an add-a-leaf

PerryB

This would be my approach also.

jake_85

Everyone that has alittle squat in the back is a dick? Haha ok. I believe is just personal preference on how youd like your truck to look, i know i prefer a small squat, and ive never been called a dick for it. But back on topic, bags will definitely help just running the minimum 5lbs they say to at all times, and they definitely help with towing stability, you can get a billet aluminum

jake_85

First off, i worked at 4wp for 10 years as technition and service manager and i can tell you that those components u replaced have nothing to do with ride height. So if you you have noticed a squat now, apperently youve been one of those "dicks" the whole time....with that said, is everyone that has alittle squat in the back is a dick? Haha ok. I believe its just personal preference on how youd like your truck to look, i know i prefer a small squat, and ive never been called a dick for it, as a matter of fact i get compliments all the time on my truck, But back on topic, bags will definitely help just running the minimum 5lbs they say to at all times, and they definitely help with towing stability, you can get a billet aluminum block cheap as small as one inch, but then obviously need u bolts as well. An add a leaf is the worst option if you want to keep your current ride quality.

Summers22

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Dicks only double post.....squatting is stupid as the OP stated. Back on topic.... He doesnt want his truck to squat. Hence the reason for his post. He asked for advice, not if you like the squat look.

powerranger262

Exactly the reason for this post. I don't want to be a dick. Squatting a truck has to he the dumbest thing I have ever seen in my entire life. It is making me dumber by the second just having to write a post about it.
Blocks aren't out of the question yet, but I think I am leaning towards the add-a-leaf. I haven't read any reviews on the ride quality suffering very much, and I could use the extra strength back there for towing.
I figure I'll try them out for $130, and if I don't like them, I'll go a different route.

primalurges

Air bags, air shocks, or new springs are your options. It's odd that your springs would be so worn that your squatting because you replaced components in the front.