yea i guess you're right....im glad i was a cheap a$$ cuz i got the shocks that were 25 a piece

but my fronts were 74 a piece so im glad i dont have to do those

 

From what topguncustomz told me that you can replace your 2" block with a 3" block and still use your stock shocks. Because youre only going up 1" in the rear. If you are stacking your 3" block to your stock 2" block you will need new shocks. I hope that makes sense

 

yea i does....im p/o ed about this though.....but like they said, i shouldve done my homework

 

well 1" doesn't seem worth the trouble. and my shocks are brand new so i don't want to have to get new rears.
i was planning on getting shock extenders for the front anyway, does anyone know if there is anything that will extend the rear shocks available?

 

try this...and youll just have to follow me on this for a minute.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...FCQHQ3JGT1ENPT

now, i know these are crap if you install them the way they say to do it...however, and i do mean a big HOWEVER, if you do it like i did...WOW.

i got 2.5" of lift at the rear of my truck by doing this.