2011-2016 Ford F250 4WD ReadyLift 4 inch Rear Block Kit | 66-2014

2011-2016 F250 4WD ReadyLift 4 inch Rear Block Lift Kit (2-Piece Driveshafts) - 2011-2016 F250 4WD ReadyLift 4 inch Rear Block Lift Kit (2-Piece Driveshafts)
2011-2016 F250 4WD ReadyLift 4 inch Rear Block Lift Kit (2-Piece Driveshafts)
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Customer Question What are the exact dimensions? The rear blocks on my 2016 F250 are 3.5 on front edge and 3.75 on back edge. I have a ready lift leveling kit on front end and want a bit more height in back. Would I need to go with 5” block on rear axle?

Asked by: KC - 11/27/2020
Customer Answer This rear block is a flat, 4" rear block. If you want to get more ride height, you should probably go with a 5" rear block.
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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (11/30/2020)

Customer Question Why is this only for an f250 with 2 pc driveshafts? Is this refering to a driveshaft with a carrier bearing?

Asked by: Steve - 2/6/2020
Customer Answer You are correct about the carrier bearing. This particular block kit comes with a carrier bearing spacer to help correct angles. If your truck has a 1-piece driveshaft, you can use this version of ReadyLift's 4" Block.
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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (2/7/2020)

Customer Question 2014 f250, 6.7.....Will this fit on top of the stock blocks? Are the ubolts 17” long?

Asked by: John - 12/31/2017
Customer Answer These blocks will not fit on top of the factory blocks. They're designed to completely replace your stock blocks to add a slight amount of extra ride height to your Super Duty's rear.
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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (1/2/2018)

Customer Question On a 2017 f250 6.2l v8 gas will this net 1" or 2" of additional rear lift?

Asked by: Mike - 11/26/2017
Customer Answer It really depends on what rear block you truck currently have, since even a standard F250 can have different sized blocks depending on package options.
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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (11/27/2017)

Customer Question If I add this to my 2015 F 250, Will I need to change shokes or add a spacer for them?

Asked by: Scott - 8/27/2015
Customer Answer According to ReadyLift, you can use your factory rear shocks with this kit without issue. However, if you are going to be doing a decent amount of off-roading and fully articulating your rear end on a regular basis, you may want to consider going with longer aftermarket rear shocks.
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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (8/28/2015)
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