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Message: [QUOTE="Decker, post: 1424155, member: 19689"] A lot of cheap kits will offer stack blocks. Most will agree stacking blocks is just a bad idea. That if you put the skinny petal down to fast you could spit a block out. But again if your truck is a grocery getter go ahead. I don't advise it tho. So to question 1 - Yes and no its all how you use your truck. Most will say yes it bad idea. To question 2 - if you put a 350 block in the rear you shouldn't need to drop the carrier bearing. But I know on my cclb 250 when I leveled and put a 350 block in rear. I had to shim the carrier bearing to remove a small.vibration. [/QUOTE]

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