1" BL Blocks
any place that sells performance accesories body lifts can order 1 inch replacement blocks they are like two or three bucks each. i just went down to 4wheel parts and got mine when i did my 1 inch last spring. i used to have a link to the page on 4wheelparts website. if you go to their site and search performance accesories body lifts just look for the 3 inch diameter 1 inch high replacement blocks.
FordX4Ranger:
How long did it take you to do the 1" BL? I work at a dealership and have a lift, air tools, and a O/A torch to use. Do you think I could do just the cab in 2 hrs. I don't have jumpseats anymore so I can access the rear bolts easy and can pull the plastic in the front ahead of time to save time. I could do the bed and front bumper mod another day. I don't see why this isn't possible.
How long did it take you to do the 1" BL? I work at a dealership and have a lift, air tools, and a O/A torch to use. Do you think I could do just the cab in 2 hrs. I don't have jumpseats anymore so I can access the rear bolts easy and can pull the plastic in the front ahead of time to save time. I could do the bed and front bumper mod another day. I don't see why this isn't possible.
I did my 1" in a whopping 3 hrs. It was myself and a buddy...both of us have never installed a bodylift prior, but we have un-installed one prior to my lift....but that was on a simple simple 78 chev.
1" and 32's ftw!

1" and 32's ftw!

Last edited by Fx4wannabe01; Jan 6, 2009 at 07:42 PM.
that has been asked several times. i personaly think it would be easier to do the 3 inch rather than try to do a two. i know when i did my 1 inch i didnt have any troubles other than the fact that now i wish i had done the 3 inch body lift and 33s instead
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