4'' lift kit rear blocks

[sasquatch24]

maybe some other guys on here with 4'' lifts on their trucks could help out. how tall of blocks are you all running in the rear. i got a 4'' right now and my truck is sitting nose. everytime i pull a trailer i feel like i and looking straight into the sky .so i guess my question is should i go with another inch or 2? i have been looking at the icon blocks with the bump stops built in. plan on taking the 4 out and either putting in a 5 or 6 block.truck is a 03 f350 srw if that matters

 

[NotStock]

A 1/2" taller block in the rear at minimum is needed for the truck to sit level. If you want a little bit of a rake go with a 1" taller block, or a more pronounced rake go to 1.5". A 2" taller block will give you the same rake as a stock truck and most people do not want that much of a rake.

We make blocks in 1/2" increments, with (adds $35) or without bumpstop tangs. A 5" block would run $150 or a 5.5" would be $155.

Also, check to make sure that your ubolts are long enough for the taller block. Whatever additional height you go with, you will need that amount of threads exposed (plus a little). If you need longer ubolts, we can make up a set any length you would like.

 

[Zmann]

Air Bags are a plus when towing

 

[91turbogsx]

I have a 5" OUO Traction block in the rear of mine and it sits pretty raked. I was thinking of actually going to a 4" just to get it closer to level. I have Rough Country 4" lift springs up front that have probably sagged a little since new as well.