After noticing a slight sag in the right side of my jeep I did some investigating. This is what the right rear teraflex leveling puck looked like. I've never seen this happen before. I installed the leveling kit myself and I'm OCD and triple checked the coil was seated well and everything was tight. I do go offroad some mild trails no rocks.
I know it needs replaced. Now the decision is what setup to go with. I'm happy with this 2" leveling kit with my 18/59 coils. What should I replace this with?

 

Wow, I've never actually seen that happen. I started off with the TF BB and wheeled it well, took them out and minus being dirty, still look the same as when I put them in. Possible you have a lot of flex and the coil was unseating slightly and chipping away at the rubber each time it went back up?

 

Why did you upgrade to? Just ordered a replacement for the time being. Cheapest fix for the moment.

 

That was awhile back. The pucks were not bad and the ride quality was good but the weight of my bumpers, tire carrier and winches made me sag a fair bit. I ended up going with heavy duty old man emu coils front and back (I had a two door) and it brought it up to a perfect height for me with all that weight.

Ended up selling that Jeep and got a 4 door and have 3.5" RK springs in there now.

 

I had a teraflex 1" front spacer disintegrate on me like that. I replaced it with an aluminum spacer and no issues since.

 

OP what about just picking up a set of 2inch lift coils for the front instead of going with a spacer ?

 

So you would just add coils to the front and leave the back without anything?

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I had a front tf spacer fall apart too. I think they are made with recycled plastic pop bottles. Just order a set of Synergy spacers. They look like much more durable material.

 

I would at least call them up. Give em a chance to explain. I'm sure you'll get a new set of spacers .. Sell them if you want to go a different route.

 

Uhh never seen before like this.

OCD here too, I'd give a call to TF I've reached out to them before very responsive to calls and helpful too.