3" Rear Lowering Blocks with U-Bolts

In 1955, General Motors rolled out the first of what would become known as the Tri-Five cars of the 1950s. Between 1955 and 1957, these big, bold passenger cars captured the attention of not only everyone who wanted more power from a passenger car, but the whole world. These cars are found at car shows today, and if you are restoring or hot rodding one of these cars, then you may want to adjust its height. H&H Classic has all the performance parts you need for your classic Chevy. Raising and lowering the vehicle changes its appearance and performance, and this 3-inch rear lowering blocks and U-bolts will help you adjust the rear of your Tri-Five if it is riding too high. This set consists of custom aluminum blocks that go between the rear end and the spring. You get two blocks and new U-bolts to hold them in place. It fits all body styles and models of the 1955 through 1957 Chevy Bel Air, 150 and 210.

It's manufactured by McGaughy's Suspension. McGaughy's Suspension Parts have been manufacturing suspension kits for cars since 1984, and they make their kits easy for the average person to use. They manufacture a "Classic Drop" spindle that is made in the USA from high quality components. When you need to adjust your height, we can help you. We offer free technical assistance from our experienced staff, and we give you the largest selection and low prices on all Tri-Five parts. Lower your ride. Order your rear lowering kit today!