does anyone know where i can get 6" blocks for the rear axle of my 2005 ford f150???

i have a 4" rancho lift kit on it, but then the front sagged a little bit after it got broke in, and i like the look of the front being a little bit higher than the rear, and since fords dont have torsion bars, i figured out a solution. I think i can get a 2.5" leveling kit (just spacers for the coilovers) and that will lift the front 2.5" but then the front will be too high... so, then i need 6" blocks instead of 4" blocks to even it out, and it will leave the front the extra 1/2 inch, so it will give it the look that i like. When it is all said and done the front will be even with or a little higher than the rear (no more than half an inch higher) ........... if this works...... im a geniouse.....LOL

PS: IT IS HALF THE PRICE OF A 2 INCH BODY LIFT INSTALLED, IT WILL COST ABOUT 700$ TO DO THIS AND A SHOP TOLD ME IT WUD BE 1500$ FOR A BODY LIFT INSTALLED BECAUSE THEY ARE VERY DIFFICULT. (LOOKS BETTER TOO)

 

Well, is your truck a 2wd or 4wd?

If you have 4wd, I really wouldn't go 2.5" but if your set on it. Just have a machine shop make you new blocks.

 

its 4wd, and y wouldnt you rcomend it??? it would equal about, a 6" lift........( im adding on the 2.5 to a 4" lift)

 

I think you should find a new "shop", 700 to install some blocks and a spacer seems ridiculous.

 

no, the 700 is with the parts and everything, as is the 1500 for the body

 

You know for the money you spent on the rancho kit, and then $700 bucks to lift it more you could have gotten a 6" coilover lift.

Just do the autospring leveling kit like Thumper just did, and if the back needs to be higher use the Fabtech 5" block or an add-a-leaf.
You could probably do it yourself for $250

 

First of all, the Rancho is really 5.5" of lift.

Anyways, get an Autospring 2" leveling kit and the Fabtech 5" block. .

ps: $700 including parts + labor is insane, parts are maybe $200.

 

ive been looking at pics, and there are 4 spacers in the kit, could i just put one spacer on the bottom giving it a 1 1/4" lift in the front?????? that way i probably wouldn`t need a new rear block........would it work?

 

um.... i was looking at the front end of my truck, and......where the coiloverrs rest on the bottom mount, it appears that there are threads...... does that mean i can just screw the bottom mount for the coilovers up and lift the front of my truck?????????????