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Old 07-01-2012, 11:23 PM
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So buying a ebay 2" block ain't gonna cut it?
If you don't mind stacking blocks. Ya.
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If you don't mind stacking blocks. Ya.
For a daily driver do you think it would be fine?
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For a daily driver do you think it would be fine?
Never stack blocks. That's how's my brother almost totaled his truck.
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Old 07-02-2012, 02:07 AM
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Originally Posted by seprice40

For a daily driver do you think it would be fine?
I don't do it. But I have seen it done numerous times.
If I was you I would go to a welding shop and get something built.
I made these 4" blocks in 20 mins.
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Never stack blocks. That's how's my brother almost totaled his truck.
How?
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Do toy think f250 leafs would level out a 4" front lift?
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Do toy think f250 leafs would level out a 4" front lift?
Ya with your factory 2" block
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250 and 350 dodge 4x4s before 1994 use a 4 inch lift block in the rear, if your poking around a junk yard.
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250 and 350 dodge 4x4s before 1994 use a 4 inch lift block in the rear, if your poking around a junk yard.
Good tip! I always build my blocks so I don't consider the junk yard to often. Also the 92-96 f350 4x4s had 4" stock blocks with the bump stops cast in just like your factory 2" block.
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