lift blocks

[90K5]

I want to raise the rear of my truck up about 1.5" to amke it sit a little more level. I've been to AutoZone and a few other places, and all I can find are aluminum lift blocks. I think I"ve heard on here its a bad idea to sue them, and they can break. Is that true? If it is, any ideas where I can get some cast iron ones? Thanks

90K5

 

[FatBoyBlazer]

i've used the aluminum ones from advanced auto parts and i cracked two sets of them....carparts.com has the steel ones

high

 

[chevrules]

The aluminum blocks are a bad idea.Superlift offers cast iron blocks in that size,the part number is 015-2.

chevrules...always has and always will

 

[Blazr77400]

There Reputation isnt the Best, but i got a 2" Block kit from 4 wheel Parts Wholesalers. It came with the block, Ubolts, and nuts. I just called them and ordered it, and didnt have a problem.

4 wheeling is like sex, when its good, its really, really good, when its bad its still pretty good.

 

[BurbinOR]

ORD '79 ONE TON TPI K5 - See it at---&gt;<a target="_blank" href=http://www.blazzinor.rockcrawler.com>www.blazzinor.rockcrawler.com

 

[90K5]

I can't believe I'm saying this, but I'm goiugn to go over to 4WP tomorrow, and buy a block kit. As long as I don't have to order it, how can thye screw it up? All I have to do is go get it off the shelf, walk over a pay for it. Maybe if they don't touch it it will be allright...

90K5