Lowering Blocks
Lowering blocks sit between the rear axle and leaf springs to drop ride height without changing the springs themselves. They're a straightforward way to lower a car's stance while keeping the existing leaf spring setup.
They come in fixed heights from 1" up to 3" and in an adjustable aluminium version, so you can pick a set height to suit the drop you want or fit an adjustable block if you need to fine-tune ride height later. All are billet or cast aluminium for strength with less weight than a steel equivalent.
- Fixed-height blocks from 1" to 3"
- Adjustable aluminium blocks (1.50" and 2.50")
Frequently asked questions
How much does a lowering block drop the car?
The drop corresponds to the block's height, so a 1" block lowers the axle roughly 1" less than a 3" block relative to standard ride height. Pick the height that matches the stance you're after.
What's the benefit of an adjustable block over a fixed one?
An adjustable block lets you change the ride height later without swapping parts, while a fixed block is set at one height. Adjustable blocks suit cars where ride height may need tweaking for different tracks or setups.
