Pros/Cons of "puck" lift (pics?)
What is a puck lift? Is it different from Body Lift? I've searched, but haven't found too much. Thinking about doing a 2" "puck lift", curious how it would look with stock tires
Depends on which stock tires you have. I would think a puck lift is pretty similar lift to the rest of the BL. I have the RC 1.25 BL and it blends in fairly well. A 2 inch might stick out a bit more.
A puck or spacer lift is essentially placing a spacer block or puck on top of your stock coil spring. The coil spring lift is a new coil that is longer springs. The spacer lifts are typically under 3".
Here is a couple shots of my 08 Rubi with 2.5 Teraflex BB and stock tires.
Stock

Lifted with stock tires and wheel spacers
Here is a couple shots of my 08 Rubi with 2.5 Teraflex BB and stock tires.
Stock
Lifted with stock tires and wheel spacers
Kids did this to their truck to make them look cool in the 80’s. Yes I did do it too (once). I will never do it again. It just seems a little weird to me having an adult driving a mall crawler.
I have the TF spacer BB. If you aren't going to do too much offroading and don't add a lot of armor/recover (bumpers, winch, etc) then a spacer lift is fine.
I should have done a coil lift. My stock coils are starting to sag after adding the stubby bumper and winch. Plus coils are cooler than spacers IMHO. I wasn't thinking long term and didn't write down a list of what my perfect build would be.
A body lift is exactly that- it extends your tub from the frame if you will. Do some kind if suspension lift and if you want more height add an inch BL. Can't get more flex with a BL.
That's my .02¢
I should have done a coil lift. My stock coils are starting to sag after adding the stubby bumper and winch. Plus coils are cooler than spacers IMHO. I wasn't thinking long term and didn't write down a list of what my perfect build would be.
A body lift is exactly that- it extends your tub from the frame if you will. Do some kind if suspension lift and if you want more height add an inch BL. Can't get more flex with a BL.
That's my .02¢
Last edited by dogsonparade; Aug 17, 2011 at 10:13 PM.
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Originally Posted by dogsonparade
I have the TF spacer BB. If you aren't going to do too much offroading and don't add a lot of armor/recover (bumpers, winch, etc) then a spacer lift is fine.
I should have done a coil lift. My stock coils are starting to sag after adding the stubby bumper and winch. Plus coils are cooler than spacers IMHO. I wasn't thinking long term and didn't write down a list of what my perfect build would be.
A body lift is exactly that- it extends your tub from the frame if you will. Do some kind if suspension lift and if you want more height add an inch BL. Can't get more flex with a BL.
That's my .02¢
I should have done a coil lift. My stock coils are starting to sag after adding the stubby bumper and winch. Plus coils are cooler than spacers IMHO. I wasn't thinking long term and didn't write down a list of what my perfect build would be.
A body lift is exactly that- it extends your tub from the frame if you will. Do some kind if suspension lift and if you want more height add an inch BL. Can't get more flex with a BL.
That's my .02¢
That being said....now that I have a new 2011 4-door Rubi, I WILL be doing a spring lift.
The limitation of a budget boost is that you still retain the original flex. This could make it more difficult if you are a dedicated rock crawler (not many rocks here in NY), but mudding and trail driving should be fine.



