pics of my new lifted 03 f150!!!
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if i go with rear blocks i would just be stacking them on top of the ones i already have correct? would i need to get new u bolts and the screws or would they use the same ones? the same with the AAL they would be stackin on my current ones correct?
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do us all a favor, and stop w/ the bumps every other hour. some of us have work, school, etc. sorry to sound like a ****...
anyway, to answer your question, i don't really like stacking blocks. if possible, try to get like a 5.5'' block. new, lift leaf spring packs are expensive, and may not be within your budget.
however, whatever you do w/ your blocks, yes, you will need longer u-bolts to compensate for the added block height. search locally. a local shop should be able to bend new ones for you the length you need.
the AAL will work w/ your stock leaf springs, correct.
personally, on my setup, i am running a 6'' fabtech, and 3'' body lift on 35's. i am running no blocks in the back, and am using atlas leaf springs for my 6'' rear lift.
if you offroad, you're really not gonna like having that much block, as ***** already noted...
anyway, to answer your question, i don't really like stacking blocks. if possible, try to get like a 5.5'' block. new, lift leaf spring packs are expensive, and may not be within your budget.
however, whatever you do w/ your blocks, yes, you will need longer u-bolts to compensate for the added block height. search locally. a local shop should be able to bend new ones for you the length you need.
the AAL will work w/ your stock leaf springs, correct.
personally, on my setup, i am running a 6'' fabtech, and 3'' body lift on 35's. i am running no blocks in the back, and am using atlas leaf springs for my 6'' rear lift.
if you offroad, you're really not gonna like having that much block, as ***** already noted...
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I wouldn't stack blocks and I would try not to run blocks at all, just for a larger lift rear spring
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Anyway,
Truck looks good bro.
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lol hard to tell the way its set up.
JUST DONT LET IT HAPPEN AGAIN
lol i really think this truck will look sick on 37's
JUST DONT LET IT HAPPEN AGAIN
lol i really think this truck will look sick on 37's
