FleXJ01

Just put on my 33s, and they appear to want to eat my fenders.




I currently had 1 hockey puck that worked great for my 31s . I was going to add some more, look likes 3 total is all I can fit and it will still be tight.

1. For those that run pucks up front how many do yo run with the stock upper bump?

2. Did you drill and bolt them in or was epoxy enough? I liquid nailed the 1 in just not sure a stack would hold under stress. Also do not really want to remove the coil on the passenger side just to add hockey pucks. lol

Thanks

willsmysticcobra

Very interested also in this ....

Coastal

Your tires radius is 1 inch greater than before, a hockey puck is 1 inch thick.

Add one puck and flex it out again and make sure your clearance is good accounting for the fact that different tire brands are different height compared to their advertised size.

odgreen

Why does that flex pic look like it was taken on a well kept tax payer funded piece of land?

FleXJ01

Hah, yes it's a bridge by my house, but I live in the Stix, it's cool...





Installed, test tonight to see if 3 is good or can go down to 2...

Trumpster

So did you just bolt those together, flex the heck out of the jeep, unbolt the spring keeper and slide that in there? How are you holding it in place? I need to bumpstop a bit more but like you said, I REALLY don't want to remove those coils again haha.

FleXJ01

Drilled pucks, and test fit on bench, then popped them in one at a time, and dropped the bolt in. Driver side was able to drill hole from bottom, passenger just glued in.

JD Cravin

I've got a 6.5" lift with 33"s and I use 5 pucks on each side. I gorilla glued them together and to the base, the glue didnt hold on the metal. Then I JB WELDED them in, works great

Lowrange2

Nevermind.