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Old 08-01-2015, 09:56 AM
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I was wondering if anyone knew where I can purchase just a block lift? 97 f150 2wd. Looking for 2" blocks, ubolts etc
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You can buy Blocks and U-bolts at all the major auto parts stores. Finding a 2" may be more of an issue.
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Appreciate it wolvee. And why would it be an issue?
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Most auto parts stores only have one or two block sets available in stock. They are usually in the 3" range.
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Make sure you find the ones with alignment pins as that is what Ford used in this year range.

Here are some blocks:
http://www.andysautosport.com/produc...c__810020.html

And U-bolts:
http://www.andysautosport.com/produc...c__910203.html
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My orileys had 2"
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I thought stock was 2"

I'd personally go with a 3" iirc
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For my 4x4 the stock block is 2", but I'm not sure if 2wd's have blocks and if they do if they are 2". Maybe he is trying to stack blocks.
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Originally Posted by Red-Ford
For my 4x4 the stock block is 2", but I'm not sure if 2wd's have blocks and if they do if they are 2". Maybe he is trying to stack blocks.


I got to thinking about 2x4 and 4x4 after I put it, yes I had a stock 2" in my 4x4 and my Harley didn't have one.

Also don't stack blocks!
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Originally Posted by Red-Ford
For my 4x4 the stock block is 2", but I'm not sure if 2wd's have blocks and if they do if they are 2". Maybe he is trying to stack blocks.
2wd do not have blocks
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