Factory Nbs Rear Blocks On A Nnbs

By Mossyoakglock
June 1, 2009 in 1999-2013 Silverado 1500 & Sierra 1500

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Mossyoakglock

Posted June 1, 2009

Will the factory rear blocks from a NBS Silverado work on a NNBS Silverado? Also, how tall are the blocks from the NNBS and the NBS? I believe the NBS are 2" and the NNBS are 1" - 1.25", but I'm not completely sure.

bbb

Posted June 7, 2009

1 vs 2'' and they are the same...i stacked mine with a little grinding.

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