So are you supposed to "stack" your block with the factory rear block?
317748
Yeah that's how I did it the slots or raised parts will fit right in with the oem block
317749
Right now I only have the level kit on. I have not gotten to the rear blocks and shocks yet. But yes you put them on stock and use the new u bolts they provide.
317750
Yeah I did it raised it up a little still kept it a little higher in rear but don't look like a pre runner truck and it levels out with a load on your truck
317751
Yes if you still want a raked look. If you want it level then you replace the factory block. I personally like the raked look as it makes the truck noticeably higher all the way round. Hope this helps.
317752
My truck was 4x4 so it had the 2inch block on the back. Ya I stacked the 1in block on the 2inch block and used the hardware they provided with the kit. If your truck is 2wd then you won't have any block in the rear I believe. Hope this helps
541095
I am using a front ds for the rear but you have to extend it.. I am using black gas pipe to extend mine with....
449245
Yes. A StableLoad installs on the front and rear of each rear leaf spring assembly. There is a left and right rear leaf spring assembly. One "set" of StableLoads is all you need. They work very well too.
775107
No to both. Just make sure you have the right model and year and everything should line up.
1472632
No, they must be ordered seperatly as do the front ones. I found a place to order them both, front anf rear - then they are easy to mount. The brackets are sold in the needed pairs even though it said 'each' they came in twos. mount one up/side down each part to make left right.
959835
No. You might have to buy different blocks to get the ride height even with the front. Depending on what lift you have on the front. No way to tell until it is on. If you have a 6" lift in the front and a stacked blocks in the back, you would remove the non factory block and install these springs.
1859948
No, there is separate block for it. Would be better if it would have a place on the block.
1945799
I believe you are supposed to substitute them, but in my Hooligan 2, I was able to put both back pieces in without any space issues.
308968
I just looked at mine. My best answer is yes AND no. Yes they can be used stacked as far as the filler cap and fuel fitting are recessed enough for stacking, BUT, they are not molded to stay stacked on their own. One would have to improvise something to hold them together. Not advisable is my conclusion.
482575
I run these on front and rear...why would you have a problem. Shouldn't be a problem unless your mixing tires and/or sizes up between front and rear.
13801
Are you installing front or rear facing? I am considering buying a marathon, but I want to rear-face.
1049947
Yes u can I had the exact same problem with my 2001 Tacoma and I got the quick lift struts and I also put 2 inch blocks on my truck
114562
Yes, the EBC parts are the same front and rear. Strange I know but having gone through your thought process, and knowing the stock parts are different for the front and rear, rest easy with getting 3 sets of the same from EBC.
731142
Yes probably, but might be slightly shorter than you'd like. Plus no need for second rear set.
1861393
That's how mine was done. No problems at all with this arrangement. This was a replacement and the original was mounted that way.
1309381
It's not specifically a front or rear. It depends on the diameter and stroke of the strut you are shielding. Match the boot to your strut.
1511429
To be honest, I was not comfortable with the quality of the hardware that came with the blocks. I ended up spending the money and had my leaf springs re arched. It's a much safer way of getting the little bit of lift that your looking for.