Features to know about

Set the Rear 1" Higher and Leave It There

If you already know your truck needs another inch of rear height, this kit makes that change with a fixed 1" rear lift instead of an adjustable suspension system. The rear blocks add a permanent 1" of rear height, so that extra inch remains when the towing or hauling weight comes off. You get a known rear-height increase that stays in place loaded or unloaded.

Solid Hardware for an Under-Truck Installation

Suspension hardware lives where road spray, moisture, dirt, and debris are part of the job, so the materials matter once your kit is installed. The rear blocks are solid cast iron, while the Grade 10.9 steel U-bolts use a Geomet coating and the flange nuts are zinc plated for corrosion resistance.

Know What the Extra Inch Changes

A fixed lift doesn't respond to changing cargo or trailer weight, so 1" needs to be the rear-height change you actually want before installation. Your rear suspension remains 1" higher when the load is removed, and existing suspension modifications should be considered before the parts go on. The kit also doesn't increase manufacturer-rated payload, axle, or towing capacity.

Custom Installation

You'll start by measuring your truck's stock ride height before raising the rear and supporting both the frame and axle. Working one side at a time, you'll disconnect the lower shock mount, remove the factory U-bolts, and lower the axle enough to position the new block between the leaf spring and axle perch. Factory blocks should not be stacked with this kit, so any existing block is removed before the new block goes in. Once the alignment pins are fully seated and the blocks sit flush against the leaf springs, the supplied U-bolts secure the assembly before the lower shock hardware is reinstalled and everything is torqued at normal ride height. Trucks equipped with dynamic rear suspension also require the factory ride-height calibration routine after installation. Rear suspension work is a job experienced DIYers can handle, but if you would rather leave it to a professional, we can help you find an installer near you.