Would this be level??
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Would this be level??
4x4 blocks and 2.5 AS on a 4x2?? Im trying to get the look of a 4x4 with a 2" AS so I can fit 305/55/20s. I know the 4x2s are lower in the front compared to 4x4s so im thinking 2.5s AS would bring it up to the same height as a 4x4 with a 2" AS. Did I confuse you??
Pics of how I want the truck to look....
Pics of how I want the truck to look....
Last edited by abadf150; 02-26-2006 at 09:09 PM.
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I know he's got the blocks already, thanks to me!
It would make perfect sense that it "should" be level. Stock 2wd sits a little higher in the rear, so putting 4x4 blocks would make the rear the height of a 4x4, so a 2.5" up front should make it damn near level. Measure a stock 2wd and add 2" and that's where your rear height will be, then figure if the spacer will give you enough height in the front.
It would make perfect sense that it "should" be level. Stock 2wd sits a little higher in the rear, so putting 4x4 blocks would make the rear the height of a 4x4, so a 2.5" up front should make it damn near level. Measure a stock 2wd and add 2" and that's where your rear height will be, then figure if the spacer will give you enough height in the front.
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Originally Posted by abadf150
Are you saying the rear was a .5" lower or higher?? Did you have to change your shocks when you installed the blocks? Thanks for taking the time to answer my questions.
The stock 2wd shocks will work for a short time, but will top out over any decent size bump. I swapped mine out for a set of Bilstein 5100s.
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Originally Posted by 05RedFX4
Do you have the 4x4 blocks and 2.5 AS yet? If not,I'm taking mine out tommorow and I'll have no use for them. If you want them shot me an e-mail we can work something out
desselle@cebridge.net