Stack it!! REAR

So is it possible to "stack" suspension lifts period??

I have 2inch AALs with no tsb in...i guess it finally settled in?? And now its actually about an inch lower than the front, yes i measured, flat ground etc...so i was wondering if i could jus throw like a 1inch block to level it, or i dont care if the rear is a little higher. I dont see why it cant be done but all thoughts and opinions please

Thanks

 

Also I have the toytec coils up front set at 3inches

 

yeah you can do that, blocks arent the best for performance but it will work to just lift it another inch safely. Make sure to get new longer U bolts

 

get ready for crazy axle wrap with blocks

 

Okay i thought so..I know it aint the best but i figure i could save some money that way

 

Damn new that was coming up haha...ok so what about stacking AALs?? I have a brand new 1 inch jus sitting

 

You could flip the overload leaf for free

 

Serious?? wow never even thought of that I guess its safe and now i gots something to do today ..

 

i could think of a million things to do,in HI which didn't include working on the truck

 

No problem. Idk how much lift you'll actually get but I know a couple people who have done it.

 

I wouldn't stack AAL's. I can't think of any really mechanical reason why not, but there's nothing keeping the bottom AALs aligned with the leaf pack.

You can flip the overload but it only works if the arch of the leaf springs is less than the arch of the overload when you flip it. The problem with flipping the overload is it now puts the overload as part of the active leaf pack. The main leaf pack is thin leafs and flex well, the overload is 1/2" thick and is made specifically to not flex except under very heavy loads. In short, it will ride like a dump truck.

If you can find a donor leaf pack, you can cut it up and make a leaf pack with more leafs. You could also get a new leaf pack but that's obviously expensive but would solve your problems.