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anyone know the biggest block you can put in the rear on stock suspension?

Discussion in 'Suspension' started by 263857839273, Apr 15, 2025.

  1. Apr 15, 2025 at 4:14 PM
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    Trying to lift the back of my truck more, anyone know ?
     
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    None, they already have issues with axle wrap. A proper set of springs with the additional lift is what you need. Not as cheap but not that expensive.
     
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    Strictlytoyz

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    I wouldn't go more than 2" on oem shocks. You'll be topping out the shocks
     
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    2” works but can have issues based on driveline.

    1” is best and has fewest issues.

    if you’re sagging consider new springs, take a look to see if they are broken or inverted
     
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    Toyota seems to think a 1in block is fine as they use them in their lift kit. TRD Pro's come with a 1/2in block. You really want longer shocks to go with it though and need to extend the e-brake mount. Anything more than 1in I would get new springs. The OEM 1in blocks are actually really cheap. So are the TRD Lift Kit shocks which are longer to go with it.
     

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