Pros/Cons of "puck" lift (pics?)
#1
Pros/Cons of "puck" lift (pics?)
What is a puck lift? Is it different from Body Lift? I've searched, but haven't found too much. Thinking about doing a 2" "puck lift", curious how it would look with stock tires
#2
Depends on which stock tires you have. I would think a puck lift is pretty similar lift to the rest of the BL. I have the RC 1.25 BL and it blends in fairly well. A 2 inch might stick out a bit more.
#3
A puck or spacer lift is essentially placing a spacer block or puck on top of your stock coil spring. The coil spring lift is a new coil that is longer springs. The spacer lifts are typically under 3".
Here is a couple shots of my 08 Rubi with 2.5 Teraflex BB and stock tires.
Stock
Lifted with stock tires and wheel spacers
Here is a couple shots of my 08 Rubi with 2.5 Teraflex BB and stock tires.
Stock
Lifted with stock tires and wheel spacers
#6
Kids did this to their truck to make them look cool in the 80’s. Yes I did do it too (once). I will never do it again. It just seems a little weird to me having an adult driving a mall crawler.
#7
I have the TF spacer BB. If you aren't going to do too much offroading and don't add a lot of armor/recover (bumpers, winch, etc) then a spacer lift is fine.
I should have done a coil lift. My stock coils are starting to sag after adding the stubby bumper and winch. Plus coils are cooler than spacers IMHO. I wasn't thinking long term and didn't write down a list of what my perfect build would be.
A body lift is exactly that- it extends your tub from the frame if you will. Do some kind if suspension lift and if you want more height add an inch BL. Can't get more flex with a BL.
That's my .02¢
I should have done a coil lift. My stock coils are starting to sag after adding the stubby bumper and winch. Plus coils are cooler than spacers IMHO. I wasn't thinking long term and didn't write down a list of what my perfect build would be.
A body lift is exactly that- it extends your tub from the frame if you will. Do some kind if suspension lift and if you want more height add an inch BL. Can't get more flex with a BL.
That's my .02¢
Last edited by dogsonparade; 08-17-2011 at 11:13 PM.
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#8
Originally Posted by dogsonparade
I have the TF spacer BB. If you aren't going to do too much offroading and don't add a lot of armor/recover (bumpers, winch, etc) then a spacer lift is fine.
I should have done a coil lift. My stock coils are starting to sag after adding the stubby bumper and winch. Plus coils are cooler than spacers IMHO. I wasn't thinking long term and didn't write down a list of what my perfect build would be.
A body lift is exactly that- it extends your tub from the frame if you will. Do some kind if suspension lift and if you want more height add an inch BL. Can't get more flex with a BL.
That's my .02¢
I should have done a coil lift. My stock coils are starting to sag after adding the stubby bumper and winch. Plus coils are cooler than spacers IMHO. I wasn't thinking long term and didn't write down a list of what my perfect build would be.
A body lift is exactly that- it extends your tub from the frame if you will. Do some kind if suspension lift and if you want more height add an inch BL. Can't get more flex with a BL.
That's my .02¢
#9
That being said....now that I have a new 2011 4-door Rubi, I WILL be doing a spring lift.
The limitation of a budget boost is that you still retain the original flex. This could make it more difficult if you are a dedicated rock crawler (not many rocks here in NY), but mudding and trail driving should be fine.