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- Towing with rear lift blocks - Ford Truck Enthusiasts Forums
Your F250 should have 2" blocks from the factory, and a OBS F350 4x4 has 3 or 4" blocks from the factory, as long as you don't go bigger than 4" total you should be ok Might want to build some traction bars for it though
- Rear Block Lift Kits Everything You Need To Know – ReadyLIFT
Have you noticed a truck sag in the rear when you’re towing? Need a cost-efficient improvement? A rear block kit can greatly improve your truck’s weight distribution and improve control with towing and hauling heavy loads Rear block kits are very popular for any work truck as it can extend the life of your suspension by reducing the rear sag
- Rear 1 lift block for towing - Toyota Tundra Forum
@OP, a 1" rear block will be just fine for towing I've towed heavier than 99% of the people on this forum (10,000lbs) with my 2" block perfectly fine the block made no real-world difference Just make sure your u-bolts are nice and tight and you'll be just fine
- Towing with a lifted truck: A guide – BDS Suspension
Adding a lift block and longer u-bolts is an acceptable way to net additional lift and retain the original spring’s load capacity, but taller lift blocks have the potential to “axle wrap” during heavy torque and hard launches
- 4x4 rear lift blocks - necessary or delete? - Ford F150 Forum . . .
2015 - 2020 Ford F150 - 4x4 rear lift blocks - necessary or delete? - I've removed the blocks on my springs and the truck sits a bit lower in the back However I've heard that these are necessary for towing capacity
- Anyone remove rear blocks to do a reverse level - F150gen14
I removed the blocks on my 4x4, dropped it about an inch It won't really have any impact on towing, however, you may experience a reverse rake with heavier tong weight I plan on installing airbag helper springs, simply because my last truck had them, and I really liked how that truck towed my camper
- Towing Heavy with Lift Blocks - Diesel Place
I installed a 4 inch lift kit last year with blocks in the rear, and I've heard that it isn't safe to tow anything too heavy with them I really don't tow anything, but I wanna know in case I have too
- Is It Safe To Tow With A Lifted Truck? Heres What You Need To Know
Unfortunately, towing with a lifted truck can cause the rear of your truck to sag, putting more stress on the suspension This can also cause the trailer to act unpredictably and can even be
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