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lift block size..help

bigpitbull

BRONCO ADDICT
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Nov 1, 2011
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Saltillo, MS
the current build I working on came with a duffs 2" front SL. the rear leafs are in good shape but they are stock. I want to add a lift block in the rear. should I add the 1.5" or 2"....... I want it to be level...
 

addicted

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Jun 7, 2009
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Broussard, Louisiana
Hard to say. Everyone's Bronco it a little different. Make sure all tires have the same psi, load it how you would have it most often, and measure to a common straight body line front and rear. The difference will determine what block to get. Might help to get someone with a similar weight as you to sit in the driver seat while you measure too. Measure both sides at the same point in case you have any lean issues to. Make sure you are on flat ground with both front tires pointing straight ahead
 

americanhorses

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Jun 28, 2002
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Clovis, California
Also, put everything on (or take off) what it's going to have in the end. I had a old school 2" sup lift and an add a leaf. Pretty level with the full cab. I did a new WH 2.5 sup. lift and 2" body. I thought I would need a 1" block...but I changed to a 1/2 cab so I'm a little taller in the rear now. I think the spare tire will bring it level....or and ice chest and spare parts!
 
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