F350 Factory Rear 4" Blocks
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You can buy them new from a few places. I believe procomp makes them. Beware that you don't get a set of worn out ones if you buy used. You don't want them that look like mine. (pic in a minute).
These are the procomps I used. They have a taper to them. I don't know yet if it will cause any problems so I can't vouch for them as a replacement besides saying they physically fit. They are for a newer superduty. Same basic housing.
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These are the procomps I used. They have a taper to them. I don't know yet if it will cause any problems so I can't vouch for them as a replacement besides saying they physically fit. They are for a newer superduty. Same basic housing.
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Surprisingly, I haven't been able to find what I'm looking for new. Maybe I'm doing a poor job of searching.
I'd like to find just a 4" block with the bump stop landing. No taper, and no u bolts since I already bought u bolts. It seems like everything I've seen is a $120-150 kit with u bolts - for that money I'll just make a set.
Used ones really shouldn't wear out unless the u bolts were loose at some point.
I'd like to find just a 4" block with the bump stop landing. No taper, and no u bolts since I already bought u bolts. It seems like everything I've seen is a $120-150 kit with u bolts - for that money I'll just make a set.
Used ones really shouldn't wear out unless the u bolts were loose at some point.
Bingo. I'm sure that at some point the bolts were loose on those. I've got a thread here somewhere and I think it was @Dieselcrawler that pointed me to an alternative. As a side note, the ubolts from the kit would not work. They were a touch too short.
Well, I sucked it up and bought new. Feel like a chump for what I paid, but I guess convenience costs. Now I have all the parts to finish the the front 60 swap the way the previous owner should have done it, and I should be able to slam it all together in a day.
Thanks.
Thanks.
sometimes, you just gotta pay for someone else's engineering. sucks that no intelligence was involved. If it makes you feel better, I paid $1300 for my ATS IC kit. after seeing the engineering, I don't regret it one bit.
