Stuff them coils with tennis ***** and call it good

 

X2 on the hockey pucks. They run about $1 each, fit well, and it's super easy to adjust. Just add and subtract a puck at a time. Just start off with 1 puck per inch of lift and adjust from there.

 

I drilled and tapped my coil buckets and drilled thru center of each puck add stainless fasteners slathered in never seize and call it done . I run 2 pucks per side plus the stock bump stop . Living in Fort Worth Tx I had to source my pucks elsewhere , I ended up buying pucks from amazon .

 

If you ever need anymore and want to get them local, Dicks Sporting Goods at the Parks Mall sells them (I'm guessing because of the ice rink there in the mall).

 

You can also have common sense and accomplish the same thing. They fit through most coils just fine.

 

if I use hockey pucks, do they have to be mounted? also, do I have to use a regular bump stop with them or can I use them by themselves?

 

You will have to keep them in there somehow. They will slide in and out individually. They are polyurethane, so you could have them in there by themselves I imagine.

 

i have 2 pucks per side and a soft ball the work perfectly it stops just befeore my shocks bottom out

 

If you mean you don't have the top factory bump stops then be very careful to avoid flexing it before getting some.

Otherwise your springs are likely to just fall out if you unload one...

This is a problem with or without the lift.