Lowering Blocks

Belltech lowering blocks from 1 to 4 inches for leaf-spring trucks, including angled blocks that correct pinion angle. Each listing shows the height and the trucks it is made for.

How lowering blocks work

Lowering blocks go between the leaf spring and the axle, so the axle sits higher relative to the spring and the truck sits lower. Angled blocks tilt the axle to keep the pinion angle in range, which helps prevent driveline vibration.

Block kits on our store cost $58 to $82. For more drop, combine them with drop shackles or hangers, and plan bump stops and shorter shocks. See Belltech lowering kits.

Lowering Blocks FAQ

Are lowering blocks safe?
When sized and installed correctly with the supplied U-bolts, yes. Use the block height the kit lists for your truck, and torque the U-bolts to spec.
What are angled lowering blocks for?
They correct the pinion angle after lowering to help prevent driveline vibration.
How much can I lower with blocks?
The blocks we list range from 1 to 4 inches.