Lift block question

[PRERUNNER08]

I had my truck lifted and they put an angled block in the back , which pushed my axle back . Now its not centered with the wheel well . My 39" BFG projects come close to hitting the back fender .

Would a fabricated lift block with a flat surface correct this issue ?

Thanks,
Travis

[gmw33]

Turn the blocks around, they put them in backwards

[stinkbug]

Originally Posted by gmw33

Turn the blocks around, they put them in backwards

And never go back to that shop!!!

[gmw33]

Originally Posted by stinkbug

And never go back to that shop!!!

That too, Amazes me how many things people can screw up on a lift install

[stinkbug]

Thats why I decided to do mine myself!!! That way I know all fasteners are torqued to specs and that all cables/wires are properly ziptied or secured properly!! As the saying goes you want it done right do it yourself!!

[gmw33]

I did it in a driveway as well, A lot more work than it seems like it should be, but at least you get to see everything that is going into it.

[ROCKETW19]

Originally Posted by gmw33

Turn the blocks around, they put them in backwards

lol, serious that is just nutz! I am a complete idiot about lifts but you would think a shop would know better. all I can say is WOW. I would give that shop a ear beating if not a real one.