Front lift blocks?

[Powerstroked01]

Some one gave me some front lift blocks that look to be 3-4 " blocks off a 1993 F-350, Would those work on my 2001 F-350 so that it would be level since I have the factory 4" rear blocks?

[stump0331]

honestly i wouldnt put blocks in the front, its somewhat dangerous,

some people have them for years with no problem but i personaly wouldnt do it

[Powerstroked01]

The only reason I had thought about it is because they came factory on the other F-350. What would you suggest to level the truck with out loosing much, if any ride quality?

[bigcountrysg]

Originally Posted by Powerstroked01

Some one gave me some front lift blocks that look to be 3-4 " blocks off a 1993 F-350, Would those work on my 2001 F-350 so that it would be level since I have the factory 4" rear blocks?

There is no such thing as Front Lift blocks.

Check your local state laws, majority of the states have a law prohibiting this. Also it is unsafe, Never use lift blocks in the front end of any truck.

You can do a web search about this and read all the mis haps and people severely injured because they lifted the front end with blocks.


I am not talking about the coil spring spacers, I am talking about the rectangular blocks that are normally used on the rear.

[bigcountrysg]

Originally Posted by Powerstroked01

The only reason I had thought about it is because they came factory on the other F-350. What would you suggest to level the truck with out loosing much, if any ride quality?

A leveling kit they cost anywhere from 200-400 dollars. There is also shackle lift this gives you 2.5inch lift in the front as well.

[cj41foley]

I had a K5 Blazer that was lifted when I bought it, it had 8 inch leaf springs, 2 inch blocks in the front and the rear had 3 blocks stacked on top of each other 2 4 inch blocks and one 3 inch block and a 3 inch body lift on top of all that. There is know way that I would ever stack all those blocks together in the rear end, and for a daily driver I wouldn't put blocks in the front end but for a off road truck I never had any problems with mine and I was beating on them with a built 327 with 4.88 gears in the diff's, turning 38inch Boggers and never had a problem.