Adding 1" drop blocks

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1sickcrewcab

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Hey guys I want to install 1" drop blocks. Im currently using a flip kit and shackles and 2 degree shims. My question is where do I place the block? On top of the shim? or the block needs to be on leaf springs and the shim on top of the block? Thanks
 

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I would keep the shim on the rearend and put the block between the leaf and shim, that way the block stays nice and flat against the leaf.
 

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Thanks draggin95!!! Really need to find level ground cause sometimes my truck looks good and sometimes it looks like its need a little more drop in the back.
 

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Damn thing is so long just measure underbody to ground just ahead of the rear wheel opening and just behind the front wheel opening. :gr_grin: (srsly)

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Lol. Hell yeah its long. Long and low. I love it. Thanks Richard will give it a try but since the wheel arches are different wouldn't it not match up?
 

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Naw, talking about the actual rocker panel under the doors. Same all the way across. Just measure at the farthest points before the wheel opening begins.

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Oh ok. For some reason I was there thinking you meant the frame. Will do thanks
 

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I know they use to have angled lowering blocks as well. You could always try that if you didn't feel comfortable stacking a shim and block.
 

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Yeah I've used the angled blocks before but that was with like 3" blocks. All the 1" blocks I've seen are all flat. I only need a inch or even a 3/4 block. I've seen them on ebay.
 
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