Customs wtb: lowering blocks

where can i buy lowering blocks for 1 1/2 springs. i think nightprowlers but i here they are hard to get a hold of. anybody else?

 

I have ordered alot of stuff from nightprowlers never had a problem i know the owner was sick for some time. The easy route is to make your own.

 

yes, i found it's just easier and quicker to make my own. by the time a find them in some suppliers catalog/website i can have them done....that is if you have the tools to do it. you get exactly what you want with no compromises

 

My local AutoZone had them, put some 3 inchers on my 51 Plymouth.

 

You can make your own for next to nothing.

 

Speedway Motors has them in several sizes.

 

I bought a set of the narrow ones from mooneyes for my AD pickup.

 

Get ahold of Jay at American Pastimes, I bought mine there for my Hudson

 

Made my own out of. 11/2 square tubing. Don't go over 4".
Tom (Tired Old Man)

 

Proper width? those junk chinese blocks sheer the pin if you drive like I do. I broke one at the big end of mokan at the 09 drags. I'll never cheap out again, I made my own from a solid aluminum block and a steel bolt

 

yea autozone are 3 inch. and they are not going in my car they are for a buddy and i just really don't feel like making blocks for him to be super honest.

 

Not cheap but they have the correct bolts. http://www.chevsofthe40s.com/detail/11827/LOWERING_BLOCKS_W_UBOLTS.html

 

Bought 3" blocks from Summit.
They have a correct taper to the front of the car to keep the rear-axle and U-joint-angle in alignment aswell.
They are made of castiron.

 

have you checked jamco?
not totally sure but i was looking at buying lowering blocks and springs from them.

 

Summit racing