blocks vs add a leaf
#1
blocks vs add a leaf
im sure its been asked but i wanted to get right to it
i have looked at the f150lift suspension lift
and the rough country 4 inch lift
in the back they both seem to be using blocks
so my q is
whats the diff between blocks in the back .. and adding a leaf
im concerned also with losing carrying /hauling capacity with only the blocks
or should i not worry
whats the general cost on adding a leaf and what suspension gains do you get .. (any lift?) (maintain/add hauling/pulling capacity?)
anything ?
vs the blocks do you lose anything
i have looked at the f150lift suspension lift
and the rough country 4 inch lift
in the back they both seem to be using blocks
so my q is
whats the diff between blocks in the back .. and adding a leaf
im concerned also with losing carrying /hauling capacity with only the blocks
or should i not worry
whats the general cost on adding a leaf and what suspension gains do you get .. (any lift?) (maintain/add hauling/pulling capacity?)
anything ?
vs the blocks do you lose anything
#3
I did the blocks and felt as if i had stock suspension. no hop or anything. I heard the leafs are for support like if you are going to be hauling heavy things or a camper in the bed.
#6
Senior Member
The rear end will settle about .25" or so nothing major, i think the blocks are cheaper and possibly stiffer but not sure i have a AAL and never noticed a difference from stock vs pro comp AAL.
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#8
If you never haul anything and your truck is a street queen then a block wouldn't be bad, otherwise go with the add-a-leaf. I'm not a fan of blocks thats why I went with an Autospring AAL. The ride really isn't any stiffer, doesn't squat as much when hauling something and it reduces axle hop.
#9
Originally Posted by ThatBlue4x4
If you never haul anything and your truck is a street queen then a block wouldn't be bad, otherwise go with the add-a-leaf. I'm not a fan of blocks thats why I went with an Autospring AAL. The ride really isn't any stiffer, doesn't squat as much when hauling something and it reduces axle hop.