Somd FX4

Hey guys, I have been looking at rear lift block kits to compliment the Motofab 2" leveling kit I bought. My question is if I stack a 1" block on top of the factory one will I need long shocks? I tried the search function and didn't see what I was looking for. Thanks

berty

Any offroading? If not you should be fine, there's enough travel distance to run an extra inch, a lot of people do exactly that. Also, worse case scenario, you rip one apart and then you end up getting new shocks anyway lol

Somd FX4

I wouldn't really call a gravel road offroading. Thanks for the info. what would be a good shock option?

lutter5-0

5100's claim to be good for an extra inch in the rear.

berty

Boss, Bilstein, Fox, Icon, all these are known and good. If/When I replace mine ill likely do Boss by Halolifts

passtim

You should never stack blocks, just looking for problems. As stated before, the Bilsteins are good for 1 inch or so for the rear. I went from stock, 1 1/2 to 3 inch block with the Bilsteins and the ride is fine. I spend 90% of my driving on county roads and gravel.

berty

^ yeah probably shouldn't stack them, but its only 1" block on top of the stock 1.25" or whatever it is, I did it and have had zero issues, and as long as you twerk down the nuts on your ubolts you are fine (make sure you use new ubolts and nuts)

brihvac

Rough Country has been stacking blocks for years on their lift kits. I would think if it was "unsafe" they would not be allowed by law to do it.

passtim

Google stacking rear blocks and see what you come up with. Then look at reputable dealers, not Rough Country, and see what the say.

Somd FX4

I'm not too worried about stacking the blocks. The two centering ***** should keep things from twisting. I'm just going to keep an eye out for sales and that should help me decide on shocks.