[BuiltNotBought99]

Well if you are lifting the front 4" then you should need a 2" block for the back to make it level.

 

[03rado]

probably need a 5' or more block out back b/c the 2wd have a 2in lean (front to back)

 

[BuiltNotBought99]

NO 03rado the rear on a 2wd is already 2" higher than the front from the factory so you would need 2" in the rear to match up with the a 4" front lift.

 

[MotoHead]

NO 03rado the rear on a 2wd is already 2" higher than the front from the factory so you would need 2" in the rear to match up with the a 4" front lift.

:word: Its pretty lame how stock trucks sit like that, though there is a purpose for it.

But I think it would be smarter to take out your stock 2" block and replace it with a 4" block rather than stacking two 2" blocks. May not be the safest.

MotoHead

 

[BuiltNotBought99]

I argree with you motohead, if there is a block there already take it out and replace it with a 4" but I don't think the 2wds have a factory block.

 

[Nicholas]

If its 2wd, like he said, then there would be no block in the rear...so a 2" block would be perfect and level out the truck...4x4s have a 2" block in the rear from factory, but 2wds don't as far as i know...

 

[BuiltNotBought99]

I thought i was right thanks redneckdude.

 

[Nicholas]

No problem...as far as i know, the rears on the 2wds and 4x4s is the same with the exception of the block...none in 2wds, 2" in 4x4s, and the rear in all FSCs (and the majority of trucks) is 2" higher in the back, whether its 2wd or 4wd...rear always has to come up 2" less than the front to make it level...