I just picked up my new truck yesterday. I am going to Houston on Friday to have 4 wheel parts put on the Ready Lift Leveling kit and new shocks. Do you have any pictures of the off-center?
I was going to have taller blocks put in the rear, maybe a 5" or a 6" if available, but they are telling me that no one makes a 1-piece block for my truck that tall. I will be towing a gooseneck from time to time, so I do not want double stacked blocks for sure and surely do not want the add-a-leaf.
Any suggestions on the rear?
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Wouldnt be scared of double stacking rear blocks, pretty common practice. My 99 w a 4" pro-comp lift had the factory 2.5" (i think) block plus a 1.5" additional block that came with the lift. No problems at all.
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I just picked up my new truck yesterday. I am going to Houston on Friday to have 4 wheel parts put on the Ready Lift Leveling kit and new shocks. Do you have any pictures of the off-center?
I was going to have taller blocks put in the rear, maybe a 5" or a 6" if available, but they are telling me that no one makes a 1-piece block for my truck that tall. I will be towing a gooseneck from time to time, so I do not want double stacked blocks for sure and surely do not want the add-a-leaf.
The Rize 6" blocks are '08 SD specific and feature offset center pins for proper axle centering. Let me know if you have any questions. Thanks
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The Rize 6" blocks are '08 SD specific and feature offset center pins for proper axle centering. Let me know if you have any questions. Thanks
Marty, I purchased the Donahoe 4.5" kit off of you about a year ago for my 08 F250. (Love the Lift!)
Anyway, when we spoke, you had recommended going with a 5" block due to me using 37" tires which we did. I did not get the ones with the off-set pins as I don't think you had any then so my axle has always sat back a-little & looked goofy in the wheel well.
I was thinking of going with the Rize off-set pin blocks to correct this but noticed you only offer 4" & 6" blocks on your site. Does Rize or someone else make an offset pin block in a 5"? I like the way my truck sits now with a std 5" - would the 6" offset lift it too much more or the 4" offset lower it a lot?
We currently only offer the Rize blocks in 4" & 6". However will soon be offering something innovative which will suit your needs perfectly. We hope to announce these in the coming weeks so stay tuned. Thanks
__________________ Marty G. Truck Toyz Performance....Experience Matters! TDS Sponsor
Authorized Dealer for One Up Offroad, Rize Ind., Icon Vehicle Dynamics, CST, RCD, BDS, Bilstein, King Shocks, Sway-a-way, Amp Research, Vision X, Fab Fours, and much more!
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