best way to replace my rear blocks

Bought a lifted taco from toyota several months back. I know nothing about lifts. Came from toyota with some trd blue and yellow "billsteins" front and back with a two inch block under the rear leafs. What's the best and most economical way to get rid of those blocks without losing my lift ?

I'm looking at these :http://www.suspensionconnection.com/85250t5.html

Not looking to do much offroading . Just need something to get me to the campsite and through the average trails and hills one might encounter . This is also my daily driver.

Thx for the input .

 

I'd opt for this if you have the extra money.

http://toyteclifts.3dcartstores.com/Toytec-Progressive-3-Leaf-Add-A-Leaf-Pack_p_976.html

Or this, Not very economical, but it is about as good as it gets. Link below

http://toyteclifts.3dcartstores.com/NEW-BOSS-05-Tacoma-Leaf-Springs_p_1094.html

 

So the first option is an add on to my current spring setup and the second up is a complete replacement? I'm so worried about breaking a leaf with the block now I suppose anything would be better

 

Tnshooter, those boss springs say they're the nicest ride comfort. Is the true?

And op, how important is ride comfort to you? Load capacity?

 

What year is your truck?

Do you live in a rus tbelt state?

All that will affect if the shackle bolts or spring pack bolts will come out easily or not.

I only learned a few years ago after having to customize everything I owned that if it ain't broke don't mess with it.

 

ome dakar
This is what I run and I really like them
Whatever you do, if you can afford to you should replace the whole leaf pack
Remember...buy once cry once

 

did the crying part already... now just sitting at the mailbox.


I was in the same boat as you dude, don't put cheap parts on your $30k truck

 

This is my setup and other than myself and some kayaks on top there is no additional weight (I camp in the back).

It's a 2013 and I live in Texas.

 

In regarda to ride quality i understand it will never be a Cadillac but I still don't want it to be horrible if it can be avoided. Seriously considering the full replacement from toytec.

 

What is your tire and lift setup.... I like the look ya got there...

 

285/70/17 nitto mud grapplers with the TRD "billstein" blue and yellow shocks at 3" of lift.

 

What kind of lift.... add a leaf .. blocks ... spacers in front...????

 

Just go with the Toytec adjustable coilovers up front and OME Dakar's.

Great price, Great performance.

 

I'd just do a progressive leaf pack from Icon, or the same from Toytec. You just pull your overload spring, and it'll ride really smooth for the rear anyway. If you have spacers in the front, those typically don't ride well.