jordanmorelli

just curious to see if anyone has ever done a hockey puck lift! just wanna know if it actually works haha

94Brodyf150

Sure does! I've done it to two of my older truck and I'm doing it to my current truck next week

~tank150~

Wondertwin1

Elaborate?

|SkidRow|

I'd like to know what this is too!

ford_tough_5L

i'm guessing they stick hockey pucks in their springs to act as spacers. or replace body bushings with the pucks.. that's the only thing i can think of..

|SkidRow|

Ya, did a quick search on the interwebs....
Would mind doing this to the front of my 4x2 Cheap leveling kit! lol.

ford_tough_5L

that is pretty cheap! but i don't see myself doing this lol

Wondertwin1

Actually, seeing as theyre hard rubber, it could help absorb some shock and rough ride. As long as you get the right bolts i think theyll be alright. And if you can find em cheap enough. Thats actually a really good idea. Most poly body lift blocks are hard as a rock. I really dont see any problems with this, except replace em every 2 years when they start to dry rot, but still, i seriously hate how rough the truck rides and this might work. As long as everything else is done correctly i dont think there will be any problems.

ford_tough_5L

also, the hockey pucks seem to be more sturdy than a body lift from say.. summit racing..

Wondertwin1

As long as you drill good holes in the center, cover the pucks in a sealant or coating to help it last, and viola, youve got a nice shock absorbing body lift, get the right hardware and you've got no problems.