junk
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I made a set of 3.5" lift blocks for the rear of my truck. Worked fine for 70K plus miles. Used some 3"x3"x1/2" angle pieces we had. welded 2 pieces to make basically a 3"x3.5" piece of box tube. Put a locating hole and pin in them and I was in business. In retrospec I would have Just bought a set of 4" lift blocks from a 4x4 place like sky manufacturing. I did loose my bumpstops that hung off the side of the block.
Blocks under the front end of an F250 with TTB don't seem that bad. 2.5" seems a bit much though. You still have the pivot points to keep the front axle under the rig. Seems like you would mess up the alignment and eat tires though. Maybe helper spings or air bags if you need some small lift.
Blocks under the front end of an F250 with TTB don't seem that bad. 2.5" seems a bit much though. You still have the pivot points to keep the front axle under the rig. Seems like you would mess up the alignment and eat tires though. Maybe helper spings or air bags if you need some small lift.

