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  • SHLAMBD.
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  • Member For: 14y 4m 17d
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  • Location: Perth NOR
Posted (edited)

Thought I should make a seperate thread for this question...

Put a set of 1.5 inch blocks in my 2010 FG ute today. however im not sure if they are the correct ones. they fit sweet but just dont look right?

heres some pictures...

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thoughts?

Edited by Mitch Lamb
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  • Location: Christchurch, New Zealand
Posted

Thoughts.

Get the leafs reset and take the blocks out.

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  • SHLAMBD.
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Posted

the leaves are already reset 3 inches. but do those blocks look right?

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Posted

what exactly are the lowering blocks ment to achieve

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Posted

They look right to me.

But I would get the Makita hacksaw out and ning the excess off those u bolts.

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Posted

the leaves are already reset 3 inches. but do those blocks look right?

Really, wow. Is the car even off the ground. Why so low?

They do look right, and as above trim bolts.

what exactly are the lowering blocks ment to achieve

They do exactly what they are called which is lower Shiz. If you look at the pic youll see the block shifts the diff even further away from the leafs which makes the thing lower.

  • SHLAMBD.
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Posted

Yeh it's pretty low, almost tucking the 19's

  • SHLAMBD.
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Posted

And thanks, just didnt think they looked wide enough...

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Posted

Out of curiousity mate - auto or manual? tell me if you have any problems with tailshaft.

Cheers

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Posted

Was told only autos do it in the early FGs, never heard of a manual busting any tail shafts.

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