3" Rear Block Install???
3" Rear Block Install???
I'm about to order the 3" rear blocks and was going to try to put them on myself.
1) Does anyone have a link to a thread where someone has done this and have pics?
2) Should I buy the blocks from Auto Spring or where?
Thanks fellas!
1) Does anyone have a link to a thread where someone has done this and have pics?
2) Should I buy the blocks from Auto Spring or where?
Thanks fellas!
You can put it on yourself. I did mine and was easy it took less than an hour. I didnt take any pictures it is pretty much straight forward. I like the AS kit because it is one block and you are not stacking a 1 inch block also the pin align perfectly.
Buy my blocks! i have 3" with the 12" U-bolts for 75! You have to have the long *** U-bolts for the block. Email me if you are interested mw6158@gmail.com
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The search feature is not working today, so I could not find the thread I was thinking of, but it is real easy.
1) Remove all nuts and u bolts on one side.
2) Lift the spring, about an inch behind the block, high enough so you can remove the current block and put the new one in.
3) Lower the jack. MOve the axle and wheel back and forth to line up the pins in the blocks and springs.
4) Remove the jack and put on the u bolts and tighten the nuts.
5) Repeat on the other side.
I did it by myself, but it would be easier with two people.
1) Remove all nuts and u bolts on one side.
2) Lift the spring, about an inch behind the block, high enough so you can remove the current block and put the new one in.
3) Lower the jack. MOve the axle and wheel back and forth to line up the pins in the blocks and springs.
4) Remove the jack and put on the u bolts and tighten the nuts.
5) Repeat on the other side.
I did it by myself, but it would be easier with two people.
Here the link where I asked all these questions before I did the work.
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the search feature is not working today, so i could not find the thread i was thinking of, but it is real easy.
1) remove all nuts and u bolts on one side.
2) lift the spring, about an inch behind the block, high enough so you can remove the current block and put the new one in.
3) lower the jack. Move the axle and wheel back and forth to line up the pins in the blocks and springs.
4) remove the jack and put on the u bolts and tighten the nuts.
5) repeat on the other side.
I did it by myself, but it would be easier with two people.

1) remove all nuts and u bolts on one side.
2) lift the spring, about an inch behind the block, high enough so you can remove the current block and put the new one in.
3) lower the jack. Move the axle and wheel back and forth to line up the pins in the blocks and springs.
4) remove the jack and put on the u bolts and tighten the nuts.
5) repeat on the other side.
I did it by myself, but it would be easier with two people.



