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Message: [QUOTE="justinlogue5_0, post: 1528060, member: 7635"] Best I could tell it was a 4" lift using blocks. I forgot to measure the actual blocks last night, can do that this evening. I don't have a stock shaft to compare this to. What is making me worry is while it had the lift you could see couple inches of the shaft that slides into the yoke behind the transfer case (if I am using the right terminology), and now with the lift off and the weight sitting back on the rear-end I only see about 1/2 to maybe 1" of the shaft? Sitting as is I think its ok but if I was to put a load on or cross a ditch etc... I am afraid it would not have enough play and shove the shaft right into the back of the T case breaking into pieces. [/QUOTE]

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