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Looking to get a rear block 1/12 to 2 inches. Anything to stay away from ? I see hundreds online. Thanks gents

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so your saying don’t do blocks go another route ?

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From: Louisville

I’ve always used ReadyLift rear blocks because they have the bump stops cast into the correct spot.

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From: Maine

Blocks are blocks. They're literally filler. Just about anything that bolts up and doesn't compress will work.

BUT, add-a-leaf springs are just $100-ish vs $20 or $30 for blocks. AALs add lift and reduce squat under load, and if you get full-length springs you won't impact ride quality.

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From: Northeast Texas

Stay away from cheaply made eBay blocks. Took a chance on a set and this is what happened during the initial torque sequence of 110 lb/ft. Ended up going with a pair of fabricated lift blocks from Maxtrac with the built in bumpstops tangs.