I know this has probably been covered quite a few times... but I plan on dropping my x at some point, with either Sittin Sic Perf. Drop OR the DJM 3/4 (preferably Sittin Sic, but I've heard a few horror stories about the customer service, so I'm a bit hesitant, all the while making the DJM look more appetizing. Point being, UNTIL then, I'm interested in throwing in some quality drop blocks (of whichever size is the magic leveling number, 2 or 2.5?, not sure which). Quality is important, I don't want the cheap shi* we sell at my work :-D So the question is, after a bunch of google searching, I want to ask you guys, any recommendations on some QUALITY drop blocks/hardware???
Best Quality Drop Blocks? (Leveling Stock Height)
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Streetacos.com
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YUP YUP! Saving up for them along w/ the beefy Ubolts
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DeoteX said:
I read someone had the 2.5" and loved them. I dunno about tapered or flat sorry
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IIRC 3" of drop will need a tapered set... I read it somewhere when searcing for blocks just dont remember where unfortunately. i think member here who owns streettacos is "beefytaco" PM him for more help
Word. that makes sense. Yeah, the notch deal is what has me hesitant on the DJM. I like to modify, but I also like to be able to go back completely stock... so the SS kit is lookin NICE. Seems like it's geared more towards handling as well which I like. But blocks will have to do for now, because something must be done in the meantime.... I'm so sick of this rake.
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I'm assuming non tapered blocks for OEM leafsprings right?
well I was gonna PM that guy, but his last activity was in feb of 2010... so I'm guessin that won't do any good lol
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ROFL... really? I think people said to email him via street tacos. search ChrisDenied since I think he has ST rear blocks. he may be more on customtaco than here.
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Same here I'm NOT notching my frame. Is there a complete kit for sale it you have to buy some here and some there? I want to go low enough to where a notch is not needed. Any info on what I would need for that?
http://www.sittinsic.com/?page_id=27
from what i can tell, these guys have the lowest you can go without notching, reasonably.
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If ur looking to just level out the truck then go with a 1" block. A 2" block will make the front look higher then the rear. Do some searching there's pics of people who have done just the 1" block in the back for the same reason u want to.
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DeoteX said:
I looked at the site already and seen the kit for the rear but nothing for the front...unless I over looked it.
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If you want the beefed taco blocks go through his site, streetacos.com he is a stand up dude tell him what you wanna do and what truck you have and he will custom make the blocks you want. As for sittin sic don't be put off too much by his customer service remember ss is a side job for Shane and life did get busy for him but now he is committing back to ss. If you wanna go djm low there is way more to consider than ss customers service as the two products are apples and oranges man
