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[Pahrump]

In the rear...for now, I have the add a leafs from the procomp kit, and a 7" solid billet block no factory block.

I am probably going to end up going with the 9" OUO traction blocks, and taking the AAL's out....this should net the same amount of lift.....either that or stay with what I have and adding RIZE traction bars.

[gixxer1]

Look's good the way it sit's!!!! What about the Kumho's are they as smooth as the Toyo's and as quiet.

[NOLA]

pahrump im in the same boat , 1 water puddle and there goes the side of the truck , looks good man

[Pahrump]

Originally Posted by gixxer1

Look's good the way it sit's!!!! What about the Kumho's are they as smooth as the Toyo's and as quiet.

I have never owned the Toyos....but I am in love with the Kumhos...quiet...smooth, and seem to be long lasting.

[stunya]

that traction block kit is the way i plan to go...not a huge fan of big blocks...but man i have seen them in action and they seem to hold up great.

have a connection for the kits if you need one...email me at dougjr00@yahoo.com

[ZeroOne]

Thanks for taking more pics. From the look of it, the x12 makes the tire stick about half way out, compared to about 1/3 of the way out with the x10 wheel. I'm surprised you dont have any rubbing on the back of the front wheel wells / fender at full turn.

As for the traction blocks... they're fantastic. One thing to mention though. If you're at 9 or 10" up front now, you might want to consider the 10" traction block. I'm on an 8" rize up front with the 9" traction block and the truck sits pretty level. Not sure what stance you're going for, rear low/high or whatnot. Here are a few pics for reference. One shows the truck from the rear for the amount the tires stick out, one of the blocks themselves, and an overall for level.

Dave (the owner of OUO) is a fantastic person to deal with. You will NOT be disappointed. If you need to figure out which blocks you need for your lift, I can take some measurements if you want. Compare axle to frame up front to verify our lift differences, then chose the right block.

Sorry about the pic sizes;

[stunya]

man both those trucks are so sick...i just want to lift mine already...damnit...

[Pahrump]

Man your truck is super nice.....I hope mine looks like yours does to other folks...lol....I always look at other peoples stuff and think it looks soo much better than mine.


Yeah if you can take a couple measurements for me so I can get the right blocks from OUO.....I thought the 9" was the biggest?

BTW on your centercaps, you know you can cut those plastic pegs down some and get shorter bolts...that way they sit flush....just an FYI incase you wanted them to mount up better.

Thanks for the pics!

Scott

[etalian]

Wow, y'all both have awesome trucks. I'm jealous.

[ZeroOne]

Originally Posted by Pahrump

Man your truck is super nice.....I hope mine looks like yours does to other folks...lol....I always look at other peoples stuff and think it looks soo much better than mine.


Yeah if you can take a couple measurements for me so I can get the right blocks from OUO.....I thought the 9" was the biggest?

BTW on your centercaps, you know you can cut those plastic pegs down some and get shorter bolts...that way they sit flush....just an FYI incase you wanted them to mount up better.

Thanks for the pics!

Scott

I think our trucks are almost the same. It is easy to get used to seeing your own every day though and forget. Just pay more attention to other peoples faces in your side view mirrors as you drive by.

OUO has a 10" traction block in a 5 degree pinion angle change.

As for the center caps, they have been off for so long that I haven't bothered to "adjust" them. I don't really mind them being not-flush but agree it does look better.

I will try to get some measurements and pictures (so you know where I measured from) axle to frame, up front. That way you can measure in the same spot and see how much higher you are than mine... and know how much more rear lift you'll need.