Rear blocks
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Rear blocks
2013 F250 Powerstroke
If I want to raise the rear end of my truck, is there a reason that replacing the existing blocks with something larger is not a good idea? Is it as straightforward as it appears?
If I want to raise the rear end of my truck, is there a reason that replacing the existing blocks with something larger is not a good idea? Is it as straightforward as it appears?
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I used to spend a lot of time on this forum, evidenced by my 2700+ posts. The reason I quit coming back, was because people would read a post, but nobody would respond.
I posted my question on 6/12, two days ago. 80 people have read it, but there have been no responses. I see things haven’t changed much. If this isn’t the place to get answers, what’s it for?
I posted my question on 6/12, two days ago. 80 people have read it, but there have been no responses. I see things haven’t changed much. If this isn’t the place to get answers, what’s it for?
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probably no one answered because they do not know the answer.
the 06 and older trucks used 2 inch blocks on the 250's, and 4 inch blocks on the 350's.
but i do not know if this is still true on the and newer trucks
the 06 and older trucks used 2 inch blocks on the 250's, and 4 inch blocks on the 350's.
but i do not know if this is still true on the and newer trucks
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