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Lowering blocks...
What is the max on can obtain with lowering blocks? I just recently swapped my leaf spring setup for a 1/2 ton coil setup and I'd like to drop the rear a bit more. I was thinking of using some 2x3x6(?) rectangular tubing and using the 3" side for the drop... If ok do I need to weld up the ends? or is 3" too much for blocks?
thanks! :gmc: |
as long as tghe blocks are strong, and you have U-Bolts, you can go as big as you want. However I wouldn't go over 4 inches cause then the trailing arms will hang really low. You can use that box tubing, but get 1/4 inch wall thickness and definitelly box the ends.
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thanks for the info...
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The problem with going to big on Your blocks is the u-bolts and or trailing arm get lower than the wheel.It will not be a good thing if You get a flat.You can get a good set of springs for around $100.00.
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read,and look at the pic in this thread...http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...owering+blocks
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