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Old 10-10-2010, 07:08 PM
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Default best place for 2 inch lowering blocks?

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low rider? trash?
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Old 10-11-2010, 08:01 AM
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Lane/Motorstate has nice strong billet blocks in their house label catalog of Allstar parts.

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Autozone, $19.99! Comes with ubolts and hardware too
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Ooooh, best place to get them.
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Trash not a fan of them.
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Speedway...

I wouldnt go over a 1 inch lowering block. If you need to go lower than that I would change the suspension instead....coilovers, air ride etc etc...
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I wouldnt go over a 1 inch lowering block. If you need to go lower than that I would change the suspension instead....coilovers, air ride etc etc...
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When I was tossin around the idea of using either 2" or 3" drop springs I bought 2" blocks to make sure that's the stance I was going to want. They have their place and any ol street car is fine. They definately aren't good for anything performance oriented.
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