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Old 05-26-2015, 06:45 PM
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Originally Posted by Carcrazygts2
Do not stack blocks. If you have a 2" already get a 3" block.
no I have no block right now just an add a leaf and the stock block that comes on the truck. It's okay to stack those right?
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Old 05-26-2015, 06:53 PM
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Rear lift blocks and u bolts-image-3697523441.jpg

This is what's on the truck. The stock bump stop block and I have an add a leaf because I had to replace the leafs a few years ago. I would think it would be ok to stack a 1 inch with this
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Just no. Buy a 3" block. Stocking blocks is bad.
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Originally Posted by Carcrazygts2
Just no. Buy a 3" block. Stocking blocks is bad.
I don't see how one inch will make a big deal. I mean I would like to keep my bump stop block too
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They were universal. And don't argue. Stacking is a HUGE no no. Imagine If you kill my family because of your ignorance.
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They were universal. And don't argue. Stacking is a HUGE no no. Imagine If you kill my family because of your ignorance.
relax I didn't even say anything now you think I'm being ignorant?
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relax I didn't even say anything now you think I'm being ignorant?
Is the stock block/ bump stop block 2"?
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Originally Posted by jsack12
Is the stock block/ bump stop block 2"?
Yep. If you already added a AAL, and got nothing from it you need new leaf springs.
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I'm on stacked blocks, I have a 4" block in the rear with the factory bump stop. So far no problems, but I also don't go off road.


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And you wonder why you have so many issues? Dont recommend anything to anyone.
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