2004-2021 F150 4WD ProRyde SuperBLOK 3-in-1 Rear Lift Block Kit 52-3000F

04-20 F150 4WD ProRyde SuperBLOK Rear Block

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Highlights:

Easily Adjust Your Rear Ride Height
1.0" to 2.75" Adjustment Range
Includes Base Block and Stackable Spacer Blocks
Heavy-Duty Cast Iron With Black E-Coat Finish
Includes Adjustable U-Bolts and Hardware
Backed by ProRyde Limited Lifetime Warranty

Specialized Rear Block Kit with Adjustable Design

If you're not sure what kind of ride height is going to work for your F150, or if you need some rear leeway to go along with adjustable coilovers, leveling machines, or an adjustable leveling kit up front, then ProRyde's unique SuperBLOK rear block kit is just the thing you've been waiting for. This specially designed 3-in-1 rear block kit uses a base block in combination with a set of stackable spacers to that you can choose how high your want your 2004 to 2020 F150's rear end to go. The SuperBLOK system has total range of 1.0" to 2.75" depending on model year, giving you several options for rear height to get the perfect, aggressive look you need.

Heavy-Duty Construction and Includes U-Bolts

ProRyde's F150 SuperBLOK kit is manufactured out of heavy-duty cast iron with a black e-coat finish that can hold up to the toughest applications. Each of these kits features a large base block and two stackable spacer blocks that easily install and fit right under the base block to adjust your truck's rear lift to get the look you need or to add some rake for towing applications. The SuperBLOCK kit comes complete with adjustable u-bolts, nuts and washers to give you everything you need for an easy installation. Each kit comes bakced by a ProRyde Limited Lifetime Warranty.

Ride Height Options:

2004-2008 F150 4WD: 1.0", 1.5", 2.0"
2009-2020 F150 4WD: 1.75", 2.25", 2.75"

Will this work on a leveled FX4 2015 with Bilstein 5100's and stock block?

Asked by: Chopps - 1/24/2019

The minimum ride height that this block kit adds is 1.75", which is too tall for the Bilstein 5100s. The Bilstein 5100s are only rated to handle 1" of rear ride height over stock.

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Answer provided by: [email protected] (1/25/2019)

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I have the Fox stage 1 levelling kit on the way. The rear shocks will allow for an extra inch of lift. I have a '13 F150 with stock blocks that, from what I've read are 1.5 inches tall. I would like to eliminate any rake if at all possible. I use the truck as a work truck with an average of 500 pounds in the box..the description for these blocks is a little unclear.-2009-2014 1.75'', 2.25'',2.75''. Is that the height of the blocks minus the 1.5 stock block or not. Im thinking not...Therefor, each of these will exceed the 1'' extra height of the shocks..What I need is a 2.5'' block correct? If so, I don't see one on your site. Thanks.

Asked by: Jason - 9/28/2014

Here's the thing: your inbound Fox 2.0 Coilovers are able to adjust for up to 2" of front ride height, which should level your truck out dead-even, or even keep a tad of front rake, and this doesn't even take into consideration the variations between F150s, wheel and tire setups, and suspension wear and tear that can all effect ride height. Honestly, your best bet in this situation is to see where you're at once the Fox coilovers are on the truck and adjusted. If you still need a rear block afterwards, then you should give us a call a directly at 1-877-578-2433 so that we can find a rear block that works for you.

Back to your initial question, though: the ProRyde kit requires the removal of your stock rear block, and those height numbers are the amount of lift you get per ProRyde's block configuration. Depending on far you end up raking, you may need less than the minimum ProRyde block to even everything back out. While we don't have a 2.5" block, we do have 2" Blocks from Zone that may fit your needs.

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Answer provided by: [email protected] (9/29/2014)

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Thanks for the reply Jason... My coil overs should be here this week, and I will see where I'm at ride height wise after they're on the truck. You didn't have the rear shocks in stock when I ordered so if a block is needed, I'll phone and we can ship them out with the rears...Just to clarify, the 1.75" setting is 1.75" higher than stock? Thanks again. Jason.

Asked by: jason - 9/29/2014

Correct. The base block of this kit is around 3.25" tall, which leaves you with a 1.75" after the removal of the factory block. The additional add-on pieces are each .50" tall.

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Answer provided by: [email protected] (9/30/2014)

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Have a 2 inch leveling kit in my truck and have the nose up about a inch in the front looking at getting little front rake again my rear block is 1.5 thick right now looking to see if this kit is going to lift it too high ?

Asked by: Dylan - 10/4/2016

In general, a 2" leveling kit should leave a tad of front rake without the need for a rear block at all. You may want to get your truck on perfectly flat ground and check your rake again, or even get some drive time on your leveling kit and see if your front end breaks in a bit. Now, this kit comes with a base block that's 3.25" tall, which should give you 1.75" of net rear lift. If you're only looking for another 1" of rear lift, you may want to consider doing F150Lifts 2" to 2.50" rear block kit instead.

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Answer provided by: [email protected] (10/5/2016)

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Let's say I chose this lift for the rear and went up 2.25". Would the Bilstein 5100 rear shocks still work with this setup?

Asked by: Jeff - 5/25/2017

Unfortunately, the Bilstein 5100s would be too stretched at that height. The maximum ride height they could handle with the SuperBLOK Kit would be its base 1.75" setting.

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Answer provided by: [email protected] (5/26/2017)

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would you recommend this product if I was looking at doing a 2.5 lift on the front of a 2013 FX4 with 35k miles?

Asked by: scrubba - 11/6/2014

That kind of depends on the look you want. If you want a rear rake to something close to level, then this kit will do you well. If you want a slight OE-style front rake to something level, then going with a full 3" block is generally a better option.

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Answer provided by: [email protected] (11/10/2014)

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I will be purchasing a 4" rough country lift for my truck and can't find my rear factory blocks from my 09 f150 4wd. Can I use this kit instead of the rough country stack block to also gain a a little rake? I was hoping to be able to get a 1/2" higher in the back than rough country's 4" kit.

Asked by: Josh - 8/29/2015

You could potentially use this kit, but the only issue is that I'm not sure which height you'd need to get the rake you want, as I'm not totally sure what kind of rake that the Rough Country 4" Kit gives you out of the box.

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Answer provided by: [email protected] (9/1/2015)

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So, I have a set of the Air Raid Ultimate 500 Air springs installed on a stock 2011 XLT. I have a 2"-3" lift kit planned and have purchased the 2" extensions for the air springs. I still need a block and these appealed to me but doesn't look like they will fit with the large jounce stop coming out right where the airbag is. Better option? Thanks.

Asked by: Scott - 4/1/2018

Unfortunately, this rear block kit will likely not work with what you're trying to do. If your end goal is round 2" worth of rear ride height, your better bet would be an add-a-leaf kit, especially if you're towing or hauling fairly often.

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Answer provided by: [email protected] (4/2/2018)

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Will this give my 2014 F150 4WD a 1.75", 2.25", 2.75" lift over the stock lift? Also, when will they be back in stock?

Asked by: DARREN PELLECCHIA - 5/11/2019

According to ProRyde, this kit can give your truck 1.75", 2.25", 2.75" of rear lift over stock. For our latest stocking information and availability, please give us a call directly at 623-434-5277.

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Answer provided by: [email protected] (5/13/2019)

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2004-2021 F150 4WD ProRyde SuperBLOK 3-in-1 Rear Lift Block Kit 52-3000F

52-3000F

Specialized Rear Block Kit with Adjustable Design

Heavy-Duty Construction and Includes U-Bolts

Will this work on a leveled FX4 2015 with Bilstein 5100's and stock block?

Have a 2 inch leveling kit in my truck and have the nose up about a inch in the front looking at getting little front rake again my rear block is 1.5 thick right now looking to see if this kit is going to lift it too high ?

Let's say I chose this lift for the rear and went up 2.25". Would the Bilstein 5100 rear shocks still work with this setup?

would you recommend this product if I was looking at doing a 2.5 lift on the front of a 2013 FX4 with 35k miles?

I will be purchasing a 4" rough country lift for my truck and can't find my rear factory blocks from my 09 f150 4wd. Can I use this kit instead of the rough country stack block to also gain a a little rake? I was hoping to be able to get a 1/2" higher in the back than rough country's 4" kit.

Will this give my 2014 F150 4WD a 1.75", 2.25", 2.75" lift over the stock lift? Also, when will they be back in stock?

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