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Not when the whole issue is the rear is sagging more than it normally does... the extra 1/2" (or a 1/4" with 2.5" blocks) would simply compensate for the sag.
The other alternative would be to take the 1.5" spacers out of the front and replace them with 1" (https://goo.gl/4Bvs8m) to keep the front from being higher than the rear.
Or I suppose he could just leave it the way it is and hope the front sags down after awhile...
It's much easier to swap rear blocks and that doesn't require an alignment. A different size spacer up front should/would.
So does anyone know about 1/2" blocks for the rear?
As I told you, get the 2.5" and swap out your current 2" for those. You'll gain 1/2". That's the way to do it. No one offers a 1/2" block that I know of, and you're better off not stacking blocks.
I was looking at the blocks and I noticed that the ones you posted were square where as the ones that are suppose to replace are a different shape as indicated in the photos. Does this make a difference?
I was looking at the blocks and I noticed that the ones you posted were square where as the ones that are suppose to replace are a different shape as indicated in the photos. Does this make a difference?
That's just a bumpstop built into the oe block. Whether you have it or not doesn't really matter. I hope you wouldn't
be over loading the truck that much anyway. Ha.
02-10-2017, 03:26 PM
