Hey guys, this is my first post of many more to come I’m Sure, but I have a question that I'm Hoping you all can shed some light on for me. I have been racking my brain for more than a week now trying to find a rear lift system that I saw in a magazine a few months ago. I can’t remember where I saw it. I’ll do my best to explain it.

Its a lift block that is integrated with a traction bar and is a one piece assembly (lift block and bar).  

I have a 2005 F150 4X4 super crew. Hope you all can help.  Thanks in advance guys/gals....

-Colin  

from what it you're describing it sounds like something i'd never want to install on any truck... i'd have to see it of course... but it sounds like something that will increase the stresses put on you u-bolts... because you're axle will turn one way... and this block will hold still which will attempt to stretch your u-bolts... but i suppose that if it's built right then it might be a hell of an idea...  

thinking you're talking about something like this

http://www.fourwheeler.com/techarticles/suspension/129_0707_ford_super_duty_suspension/photo_11.html  

Thanks for the reply friend, but unfortunately its not what I am talking about. What you showed me is a good design though. From what I read at the time, it was getting very good reviews about the stability and performance qualities. i really am frustrated that I cant find it