Body lifts?
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okay i need some opions on this... im going to do a body lift right now then later im going to install the RCD lift basically i want to shove 35's on here and i heard the RCD lift only will fit 33's..
so the question is 3" inches too much with that lift kit or not.... and anyone that has put that body lift on how was it to install?
so the question is 3" inches too much with that lift kit or not.... and anyone that has put that body lift on how was it to install?
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I feel hockey pucks are fine to use for a body lift.
If i was to do it, i would never go 3 inches tho. If i was to do that i would just buy the right thing.
The only reason to use hockey pucks would be to make a custom lift smaller then 3 inches
IF you are to use hockey pucks, do as fallows.....
1- buy the pucks.
2- buy some 4 inch wide pvc pipe
3- buy very strong glue.
4- cut the pcv pipes to the amout of lift. (2 inches long for a 2 inch lift)
5- put glue on the edge and one side of a puck
6- put puck into pvc pipe with the glued side inward( fast before the glue dries)
7- glue the outter edges and one side of another puck.
8- put the other puck in the pipe with the glued side inward. (make sure to push them together tightly....using a clamp may help.
9- put glue all along the edges to protect from weather. (dont be shy with the glue)
10- let the piece dry for a day or two.
11- drill the hole in middle of pucks for the screw.
12- install.
This is the directions for only only piece. You will have to do that 10 times.
If i was to do it, i would never go 3 inches tho. If i was to do that i would just buy the right thing.
The only reason to use hockey pucks would be to make a custom lift smaller then 3 inches
IF you are to use hockey pucks, do as fallows.....
1- buy the pucks.
2- buy some 4 inch wide pvc pipe
3- buy very strong glue.
4- cut the pcv pipes to the amout of lift. (2 inches long for a 2 inch lift)
5- put glue on the edge and one side of a puck
6- put puck into pvc pipe with the glued side inward( fast before the glue dries)
7- glue the outter edges and one side of another puck.
8- put the other puck in the pipe with the glued side inward. (make sure to push them together tightly....using a clamp may help.
9- put glue all along the edges to protect from weather. (dont be shy with the glue)
10- let the piece dry for a day or two.
11- drill the hole in middle of pucks for the screw.
12- install.
This is the directions for only only piece. You will have to do that 10 times.
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