Ok guys I need to know if you can use lift blocks on the rear of a 1998 150 4x4! I am looking for at least two more inches for the back of my truck! Just need to know if this would work!

 

Yes, you can use lift blocks. I beleive that rather than stacking blocks, I would just replace the factory 2 inch block with a 4 inch block. I don't think I would use a block over 4 inches though.

 

Well alright! now that that is cleared up, would you know a site on the net that i could purchase some of these blocks from!

 

You can get an add-a-leaf for your truck also. jc whitney has them for about $70 they work pretty good. you can also get the blocks there. I perfer the add-a-leafs to blocks. I think they ride better, and are stronger.
DALE

 

Check out this link , these blocks are angled .

http://www.truckin-richmond.com/prod...&search=blocks

 

Thanks for all the help! I knew about the add-a-leafs from a few other posts on this site! thanks for the suggestion! I guess what I am looking to do is this, Right now when I look at my tuck from the side, the front sits higher than the rear! when I look at a few other F-150 the rear is higher than the front! So I am thinking that the leafs and shocks need to be helped out and replaced! New Monore sensa tracks are going to replace the shocks and I am goign to check out J.C Whitney for some add-a-leafs! if that doesn't help then I am going with the lift blocks! What do you guys think!

 

What happens when you put in a 3" body lift? do you use the 3" they give you then put another 2" on that if you want to get 2" more in the rear?