Adding a 2inch leveling puck vs adding 2 inch lifted coils and they are the same overall height when compared then theres no difference. If you already had that leveling puck up front without anything in the rear then you did just that, lift the front and leave the back without anything.

 

I had 2" in the front and 1" in the back. The rear one is the one that has fallen apart. I already ordered a new set from eBay bc I need to get this fixed asap. I will contact them on Monday. Hopefully they will send me a replacement.

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Hey OP,

That happened to me and Teraflex sent me replacements for free. Not sure how old yours are but worth checking with them.

 

Ok my bad i thought it was the front one that went out. Regardless though your adding 1inch lift in the rear. The way you are doing it is through a leveling puck but if someone were to use springs that were going to give them 1inch of lift it would be the same thing but you have one piece instead of 2.

 

I would reach out to Teraflex and see what they say.
They have always offered top notch service, support and follow up.
I had a problem with a coil and they shipped out replacements !!
IMO...That is standing behind your products

 

Good to know. Thanks. I will contact them in the morning

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All things being equal, a 2" spring lift should yield a bit more travel at full droop and full stuff vs a 2" puck lift. Probably not an issue but ... it might be a good idea to make sure your bumpstops are limiting up travel rather than your shocks if you're cycling through the full range of your suspension.

 

Yes of course shock length and bumpstops will come into play but OP should already know that. If not he should now.

 

Can you PM me your name/address and I will send out a replacement for you.
Joe At TeraFlex

 

Great customer care from TeraFlex, as usual. Thanks, Joe.