so i want to use some hockey pucks to bumpstop of the spring perches in the front. im not sure what epoxy to use for the best long lasting result? i was thinking of tapping and bolting the top of the spring perch but im to lazy?

what epoxy? how long did/still are they holding on?

 

No need to tap it just run a bolt straight through the perch. The botom of the perch is open so u can put a nut on a bolt easily.

 

can you get to it with a nut on the passenger side? trac bar and what not isnt in the way?

 

yeah you might have to be creative with what you have available though. I used a hemostat to hold the nut in place and i threaded it from the top.

 

I've heard of people using "liquid nails" that glue stuff. I'm not sure if it's the best though.

 

thats what i used and its held up great. I just cleaned the pucks and spring perch a little with parts cleaner before i used the liquid nails. they have been in there about a year and a half. been through mud, snow, rivers and rocks, no problems.

 

Sweet. I'll be doing this soon. What type of liquid nails did you use? I didn't see one strictly for metal.

 

I welded a nut onto the spring perch and just bolted to that. Probably would be easy enough to just run a bolt through the hole like everyone else is saying.

 

i threaded the coil perch and used some 7/16 bolts. eventually the pucks cracked apart from hard hits. i used rc car tire glue back in the day. didnt even last a run.

 

Gorilla glue. Works for a single wheeling season. I never had a problem replacing a puck or two every year.

 

any pics ???? have a 99 and want to use hockey puck as well but have no hole in spring pirch ( that is the bottom where the spring sits right ?)
I might try the liquid nails adea

 

It's pretty simple... You get hockey pucks, and put glue on them.

 

that is what I am going to do then
thanks

 

just bought some liquid nails, i am cutting some more off my fenders and will hopefully be able to glue them on later. if it warms up and stops snowing!!!

 

The liquid nails idea sounds great. thanks