F150 to F350 rear blocks, and quad shocks
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F150 to F350 rear blocks, and quad shocks
So i leveled my 1996 F150 2 inches so now the rear is down a quarter of a inch than the front, i measured at the wheel wells. Now my factory rear blocks measure 3 inches wide and 2 inches tall. At school there was a 1995 F350 there so i went and took a look at the factory blocks it had. They measured 3 inches wide aswell but 3.25 inches tall . Has anyone used these before in their F150? i tried looking for aftermarket blocks but i dont know what im looking for
My next question is i need new quad shocks up front. I went on rockauto to buy some kyb shocks but am confused on the part numbers. Can we use the same part numbers for both shocks on each side for aftermarket? When i called local parts stores they had a separate listing for front of the axle and behind the axle.
Thanks
My next question is i need new quad shocks up front. I went on rockauto to buy some kyb shocks but am confused on the part numbers. Can we use the same part numbers for both shocks on each side for aftermarket? When i called local parts stores they had a separate listing for front of the axle and behind the axle.
Thanks
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I believe the front wheel arch is slightly larger than the rear, so I don't think the rear is really 1/4 inch lower than the front, more likely it's still a tad higher. Besides, if you or anyone else can tell by eye that either end is 1/4 inch higher than the other my hat's off to you! I'd leave it alone.
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I believe the front wheel arch is slightly larger than the rear, so I don't think the rear is really 1/4 inch lower than the front, more likely it's still a tad higher. Besides, if you or anyone else can tell by eye that either end is 1/4 inch higher than the other my hat's off to you! I'd leave it alone.
For the quad shock i believe the coil spring bucket is different for a quad shock vs a dual shock
For the F350 block.... you will need longer u-bolts and MAY need longer shocks
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yes you got my question, thanks.
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^^^WHAt he said^^^ you have to measure the top of the top body line far an accurate measurement. Or park on a completlty level spot and use a level on the bed to see which end is higher.
For the quad shock i believe the coil spring bucket is different for a quad shock vs a dual shock
For the F350 block.... you will need longer u-bolts and MAY need longer shocks
For the quad shock i believe the coil spring bucket is different for a quad shock vs a dual shock
For the F350 block.... you will need longer u-bolts and MAY need longer shocks
and yes new u bolts will be needed. ill measure my truck today and get a level on it
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If you still want to check the after market give this a try: Leaf Spring Block Kits - SummitRacing.com
Edit: Although, after looking these would all raise the truck more than you would want.
Edit: Although, after looking these would all raise the truck more than you would want.
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If you still want to check the after market give this a try: Leaf Spring Block Kits - SummitRacing.com
Edit: Although, after looking these would all raise the truck more than you would want.
Edit: Although, after looking these would all raise the truck more than you would want.
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i bought them at a local off road shop, long story... but i have an extra set also, if you want them . They only cost me $50 with tax and everythig. Then i went to a local spring shop and had new u bolts made, that cost $40 so the back cost 90 to lift and the front $120. Not bad i think
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