1950 Chevy Lowering Blocks and U Bolts

Alright, attempted to lower the ass end of a '50 Chevy and ran into a snag. Typical Autozone lowering blocks are too wide for the Ubolts and pads on the rear end. Also no one seems to carry the Squared off U bolts.. Does anyone sell skinny blocks and long Squared u bolts to fit these early GM cars?

 

https://www.chevsofthe40s.com/detail/17650/Lowering_Blocks_3_With_UBolts.html

 

Chevs of the 40s as noted above. You can also find the correct ones listed on ebay. 3 inch blocks is about the max you can use without getting into scrub line issues.

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you can have a trailer/ spring shop bend some u bolts for you.

 

I used JAMCO for my '53.

 

nostalgia sids sells them

 

Thanks for the replies, I guess I'll snatch a pair off ebay. And yea dont wanna get too low with that torq tube. Thanks again

 

make some............

 

Our block kits are designed for the 1.75" wide springs and have 2 pin locations for the stock torque tube rear end or a late model rear end. Available with late model round u-bolts or stock square u-bolts.