Looking for 1/2" lift blocks

[hammer189]

Does anybody sell 1/2" thick lift blocks for the rear springs?
Have 1" body lift and 2 1/2" suspension lift on a LUBR with 32" tires.
Need just a little more clearance in the rear.
When hitting big bumps on the highway at speed, I get a little rub.
I can find plenty of 1" blocks but that will be too much. It sits level right now.

Thanks, David

 

[Scotty]

These can be used for your purposes: https://dufftuff.com/product/lubr-lift-block-axle-alignment-plate/
It's stated later in the product description (and instructions): you don't have to move the axle forward or back.

Per your avatar photo, moving the axle back an inch could look great but I think I read somewhere here that it's possible the driveshaft might not be long enough.
- Scott

 

[hammer189]

Thanks. Those might do the trick. I already moved the axle back an inch, so no worries there. David

 

[House]

Depending on your application, these may work as well…
https://tomsoffroad.com/parts/66-77-ford-bronco-6-degree-leaf-spring-shims

 

[DC_Gearhead]

eBay has people that make custom thicknesses.


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[Broncobowsher]

Or an add-a-leaf cut down to an inch longer that the spring perch on the axle and a new center bolt. So short it isn't a spring, but part of the spring pack.

 

[hammer189]

Thanks for all the reply's. David

 

[sprdv1]

Thanks for all the reply's. David

Good luck brother..

 

[Bronco_007]

Does anybody sell 1/2" thick lift blocks for the rear springs?
Have 1" body lift and 2 1/2" suspension lift on a LUBR with 32" tires.
Need just a little more clearance in the rear.
When hitting big bumps on the highway at speed, I get a little rub.
I can find plenty of 1" blocks but that will be too much. It sits level right now.

Thanks, David

How did this work out for you? I’m in the same boat and looking at the Duff Tuff LUBR Alignment Plate.

 

[armynavy17]

How did this work out for you? I’m in the same boat and looking at the Duff Tuff LUBR Alignment Plate.

How's your pinion angle? I used shims from http://4crawler.com/4x4/ForSale/Shims.shtml and was very happy with the product. He sells the longer center bolts you'd need and does custom thickness, length, and width. Just something to consider, two birds one stone and all.