is it safe to stack coil spacers ?
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hey i recently got a 2 inch budget boost but i am going to add 1 inch blocks in the rear but i was wondering if i could put a 1 inch coil spacer stacked with the daystar 2 inch spacers but idk if that would be dangerous or not and if its not recommended where could i find 3 inch spacers
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Don't stack blocks in the rear. In fact blocks in general are not a good idea if you plan to drive off-road, in which case you might try a "bastard pack" if you are on a budget. You can stack coil spacers in the front no big deal.
With more lift though you might have to address brake lines, shocks, extended sway bar links, etc.
With more lift though you might have to address brake lines, shocks, extended sway bar links, etc.
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naww im not stacking blocks in the back just doing a 1 inch in addition to my 2 inch shackles to get the 3 inches. and i have 2 inch front coil spacers already i just have to find a 1 inch now
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that's the max i would do. i've actually done that ontop of my 5.5 RE springs for a season. never a problem, even when full flexed.
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