Anyone know where I could score some 3/4" to 1" rear lift blocks? something easy to stuff under the existing block?
Ive got a 3" lift in the front, now I need to raise the back a tiny bit to level it out.
Is this something I could fab myself with some thick alum or steel bar stock? Im assuming you need a slight angle to keep the pinion angle right.

 

any 4wheel drive shop will carry some. or any shop that does lifts. they might even have some layin around from previous lifts they done.

 

I had the same issue after doing the leveling kit.When you parked the truck it looked nose high at the times and all I did was add the SkyJacker D25 coils.So after months of griping about it I went and added a leaf to my rear set of springs which placed the rear back a tad higher than the front and improved the way the truck looked a bunch.Total cost for that was just over $150 with longer u bolts for the rear.......Andy

 

What I did on my truck was got some 1" thick 2.5" wide steel.

Drilled a hole in the center and got a new spring pack center pin. Bolt the bolt into the spring pack, and than reinstall the stock block.

I'm not sure if the factory U bolts are long enough, I had some made a while back so they were plenty long.

 

Off Road Design. They make zero-rate add-a-leaves which is exactly what your looking for. http://www.offroaddesign.com/catalog/Zero%20Rates.htm

 

That works too. I think I paid $15 for my setup, got all of it at a spring shop.