RC 2.5 Level -- Rear blocks or no?

[Skelly]

Hey guys I want to see what everyone with the RC 2.5 leveling kit thinks about the rear blocks. I really want the truck to sit as close to level as possible. I've seen a ton of pics with it installed, some with the rear blocks in and some not. Some that have the blocks installed where the truck still looks pretty level, and some where it looks like it still has a rake to it which I'm not fond of ( I will rarely be towing my boat )

 

So what do you guys think I should go with?

[bcbz71]

you've answered your own question.

[mkenum79]

I only installed the front spacers and there is a 1/4" difference between the rear and front. I've been thinking about putting in the rear blocks, but I'll probably leave them out as the look currently satisfies me.

[amxguy1970]

Which ever you think looks best and prefer? Unless you want to do want some guy on the other side of the country prefers and you are trying to impress him

 

Tyler

[cev103]

I had the RC 2.5" kit installed 2 weeks ago including the rear block which gave me a rake (about 1.5 inches). Initially when I bought my truck I just had the front RC 2" spacer with the factory rear block I had exactly 1" of rake.

 

Personally, my truck rides too rough for my liking so I plan on going back to a 2" front level and remove the RC 2" block and go back to stock.

[JeremyW426]

I've been wondering about the rear blocks thing myself. I have a Pro Comp 2.25" level that I have yet to install and I've seen some trucks sit nice and some sit nose high. Why does this seem to vary so much? do these trucks sit that much differently that a 2" level in one isn't the same as a 2" level in another or are the ones I've seen nose high likely a 3"?

 

... sorry to hijack...

[f8l vnm]

On my 4x4 cc standard bed 2014 I had the 2.5 rc kit with their spacer in the back. It was pretty damn even.

[techsan15]

I like the block, I think it gives more of an HD look. Super easy to remove or install if you don't like it one way or another.