3 inch leveling kit install
3 inch leveling kit install
just installed my new 3 inch leveling kit last nite i measured from the ground to the fender the back is a 1/2 inch lower i want to ethier find a 3 inch block to replace the stock 2 incher or find a 1 inch i called 4 wheel parts and they got nothing so hope you guys can help thanks .
Originally Posted by bluebeast06
just installed my new 3 inch leveling kit last nite i measured from the ground to the fender the back is a 1/2 inch lower i want to ethier find a 3 inch block to replace the stock 2 incher or find a 1 inch i called 4 wheel parts and they got nothing so hope you guys can help thanks .

You may wanna look into a shim kit. You can put 4 shims with the block to get an extra inch.
I know that Autospring carries a 3" block but its a bit pricey. I'm sure Fabtech or another manufacturer would carry 3" blocks.
i may have to stack them i have seen it done no big deal, the problem is i cant find anyone that sells shim kit or the smaller blocks becasue i know i dont want to pay a $100 for a metal block.
Stackin blocks IS a big deal. You have seen it done? That makes it ok ?
Trust me bud, its unsafe and horrible for the axle. It causes lateral movement and axle wrap/hop . All bad, why risk it ? Fabtech does sell a 3" block and I have seena number of em on E-bay or in the classifieds. You could also get a 1.5" AAL giving you some extra load carrying capacity but will sligthly stiffen up the ride. Some people say they can't feel it, and others say it makes it bad. The shim kit is another option... not a route i would go but its out there (thats personal opinion).
Any chance we could see a pic from the front ? Perhaps showing your CV angles and a pic of the Upper Control Arm angle ? ?
Trust me bud, its unsafe and horrible for the axle. It causes lateral movement and axle wrap/hop . All bad, why risk it ? Fabtech does sell a 3" block and I have seena number of em on E-bay or in the classifieds. You could also get a 1.5" AAL giving you some extra load carrying capacity but will sligthly stiffen up the ride. Some people say they can't feel it, and others say it makes it bad. The shim kit is another option... not a route i would go but its out there (thats personal opinion).
Any chance we could see a pic from the front ? Perhaps showing your CV angles and a pic of the Upper Control Arm angle ? ?
Originally Posted by MercedesTech
Stackin blocks IS a big deal. You have seen it done? That makes it ok ?
Trust me bud, its unsafe and horrible for the axle. It causes lateral movement and axle wrap/hop . All bad, why risk it ? Fabtech does sell a 3" block and I have seena number of em on E-bay or in the classifieds. You could also get a 1.5" AAL giving you some extra load carrying capacity but will sligthly stiffen up the ride. Some people say they can't feel it, and others say it makes it bad. The shim kit is another option... not a route i would go but its out there (thats personal opinion).
Any chance we could see a pic from the front ? Perhaps showing your CV angles and a pic of the Upper Control Arm angle ? ?

Trust me bud, its unsafe and horrible for the axle. It causes lateral movement and axle wrap/hop . All bad, why risk it ? Fabtech does sell a 3" block and I have seena number of em on E-bay or in the classifieds. You could also get a 1.5" AAL giving you some extra load carrying capacity but will sligthly stiffen up the ride. Some people say they can't feel it, and others say it makes it bad. The shim kit is another option... not a route i would go but its out there (thats personal opinion).
Any chance we could see a pic from the front ? Perhaps showing your CV angles and a pic of the Upper Control Arm angle ? ?

Forgot to add the stupidest thing I did with stacking was stacked a 6in lift block on top of a 4in and drove it down the road that way.What the hell was I thinking?
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ten inches worth of block ? ? Good god man! Sure woulda loved to see that one! Musta just looked odd ! Well, as long as you know its not all that safe... and your willing to risk your rig, then I guess go for it. But there are better choices for your truck.


