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Eibach standard kit with rear block OK for towing?

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I actually only tow twice a year about an hour and a half each way. I have a 20.6 bow rider with a 5.0 engine. About 4700lbs with trailer. I would like a cost minded lift to get a better ride and fit bigger tires for my stock 18" wheel. Any issues with the stance of an Eibach standard kit set to 3" and a 1" block? Btw, for the rear, would a shackle from BDS be better? Thanks for any recommendations!
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Maybe it's too late for me to follow this...i just order the eibach pro truck lift kit with the bds shackle... when i will receive everything..in like a month ? maybe i will be able to help you ?
 

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I'm looking at this too. I don't need the extra clearance, so I'm thinking about just getting rear shocks to start and then possibly doing a 2" front lift later.
 

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The only thing I would be concerned about, is the spring bending over backwards over the block slightly. I know someone whose truck started to do that so he ditched the blocks and went with a add-a-leaf kit.
 

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For twice a year you are probably ok but be aware that if you take your truck offroad I would suggest ditching the blocks and putting replacement leafs back there. Options are on the rise now with them!!
 


 








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