rear block & u-bolt
hi im new on this site and i am not verry good in english write sorry about that (im frenchy guy)
i have buy trail master leveling kit for the front of my dakota 2006 and i want lift the rear of my truck whit 1.5" block
my question was all block fit on? this is standard?i search on the net for a kit for my dakota and i find nothing ??? i find many lowering kit...
can i put a kit of dodge ram 1500 ?? this is the same size?what is the correct size for u-bolt? 3.5" wide or 3 5/8" thread 9/16"?
im really newbe... what kind of stuff i need to lift my rear truck ?? block u-bolt size? and need new center bolt for my leaf? pin size on block 9/16" ? hole size?
your site was verry good i have read many subject excellent!!!
i hope you can hunderstand my bad write english
i have buy trail master leveling kit for the front of my dakota 2006 and i want lift the rear of my truck whit 1.5" block
my question was all block fit on? this is standard?i search on the net for a kit for my dakota and i find nothing ??? i find many lowering kit...
can i put a kit of dodge ram 1500 ?? this is the same size?what is the correct size for u-bolt? 3.5" wide or 3 5/8" thread 9/16"?
im really newbe... what kind of stuff i need to lift my rear truck ?? block u-bolt size? and need new center bolt for my leaf? pin size on block 9/16" ? hole size?
your site was verry good i have read many subject excellent!!!
i hope you can hunderstand my bad write english

Yes, the kit is standard, or universal. You can buy any block lifting kit. I bought mine at autozone. I also have the TM leveling kit, and blocks in the rear. I went with 2" blocks. All you need is the blocks, and the longer u-bolts, and they will fit perfectly. No need to have the blocks angled, they will work fine right off the store shelf.
Make sure you get aluminum blocks. Although they have a lower crush strength, they handle vibration, heat and cold, and the elements much better then the cast iron blocks.
Make sure you get aluminum blocks. Although they have a lower crush strength, they handle vibration, heat and cold, and the elements much better then the cast iron blocks.


