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bodylift block diameters

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bodylift block diameters

Post by maty »

hey guys & girls,

about to a 2" body lift to a 2001 IFS hilux, using nylon blocks, what diamater should the block be, 50mm 75mm??? also what size bolts should be used 10mm or 12mm (in grade 10)???

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Post by bundytunna »

use the widest block possible
can only help support the body better
dont use a blocks thinner than the orig mounts
it will cause fractures and cracks around the mounts
also ull have to use 10mm bolts coz 12 mm dont fit
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Post by ausyota »

Use 75mm for all the mounts that it will fit.
I think the front 2 you will have to use 50mm.
Well I had to on my 97 extra cab.
Wider is allways better if itll fit.
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Post by tomsoffroad »

is any point in using blocks that are wider than the standard mounting blocks when the chassis and body mounts are a certain width anyway?
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Post by bundytunna »

just spreads the load more
less strees on body mount
which means less cracks
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Post by basketcase »

If you want this to pass with the DOT don't use nylon blocks.
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