Zero Rates

[Elroy303030]

So Ive been reading that alot of people here use them. The question I have is do they only come in one inch blocks? or can you get them bigger, like 2 and 3 inch. I would like to add a couple more inches to my truck. I have 4 inch springs allready.

 

[nvrenuf]

Zero Rates only come in 1". the idea is that they are roughly the thickness of a bottom overload spring but are not actually a spring so they don't increase the overall spring rate of the spring packs.

That said, are you looking to add blocks to the front or rear? Blocks in the rear are ok but an absolute no-no in the front.

 

[Elroy303030]

Zero Rates only come in 1". the idea is that they are roughly the thickness of a bottom overload spring but are not actually a spring so they don't increase the overall spring rate of the spring packs.

That said, are you looking to add blocks to the front or rear? Blocks in the rear are ok but an absolute no-no in the front.

I know that blocks in the front are a no-no, But I thought that maybe useing a 2" Zero rate would work since they are more like a spring than a block. If they even make a 2" zero rate?

 

[big dan]

as far as I know anything over an inch is gonna be something custom. dont think anybody produces anything bigger.

I would also be interested in a 1.5-2inch zero rate in the front. I have the stuff to build it myself but dont want to be unsafe.

 

[USSkoval]

I would also be interested in a 1.5-2inch zero rate in the front. I have the stuff to build it myself but dont want to be unsafe.

I would think that would increase leverage against the spring. I understand the idea behind a zero rate, and even though it bolts to the spring pack, it's still just a glorified lift block.

 

[muddybuddy]

blackwidow used to make 1.5 and 2" zero-rates, but they went under

 

[Elroy303030]

blackwidow used to make 1.5 and 2" zero-rates, but they went under

That would be cool if I could find some of those 2" zero rates.