Spacers to Use with Firestone Ride Rite Kit with 2.5 inch Lift Kit

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i had gotten a 2.5inch BDS levleling kit with bigger blocks. i went to put the #2703 bags on and the bracket isnt log enough to affix to the perch and the axle. is there a longer bracket for this issue? thanks

asked by: Justin F

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Firestone has lift spacers that can be used with their Ride Rite kits like the part # F2703 that you have. For a 2.5 inch lift you'd want the 2 inch spacer kit part # F2366 and you'd be set.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Spacers to Use with Firestone Ride Rite Kit with 2.5 inch Lift Kit

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