Hockey puck bump stop?

jjlong

jjlong

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Short and sweet. I've purchased new shocks with a shorter up stroke. Is there any problem with adding a hockey puck in addition to the 2" bump stop I already have? Thanks.

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cozdude

cozdude

Guy with a Red 2-Door
jjlong said:
Short and sweet. I've purchased new shocks with a shorter up stroke. Is there any problem with adding a hockey puck in addition to the 2" bump stop I already have? Thanks.

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Nope shouldn't be any issues. Out of curiosity how much bump and lift are you currently running?
 
Keggerbombs

Keggerbombs

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I was actually just trying to figure this out as well, and I've spent all morning going around town and can not find any hockey pucks for the life of me. No hockey pucks in Yuma Arizona? Who woulda guessed


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jkwebbie

jkwebbie

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I've thought about using hockey pucks for my bump stops in the rear because mine are too big. Does anyone have any pictures of hockey pucks in the rear? And how do you mount them? Drill a hole in the middle and bolt them on?

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cozdude

cozdude

Guy with a Red 2-Door
jkwebbie said:
I've thought about using hockey pucks for my bump stops in the rear because mine are too big. Does anyone have any pictures of hockey pucks in the rear? And how do you mount them? Drill a hole in the middle and bolt them on?

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I don't have any pics but yes basically just drill a hole and mount them up
 
USMC Wrangler

USMC Wrangler

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jkwebbie said:
I've thought about using hockey pucks for my bump stops in the rear because mine are too big. Does anyone have any pictures of hockey pucks in the rear? And how do you mount them? Drill a hole in the middle and bolt them on?

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Liquid nails worked for mine. I was worried about accidentally drilling into the rear axle tube.

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I did use a self tapping screw on the front.

I bought my pucks on Amazon. Couldn't find them in my AZ town either. [emoji23]


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jkwebbie

jkwebbie

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cozdude said:
I don't have any pics but yes basically just drill a hole and mount them up
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USMC Wrangler said:
Liquid nails worked for mine. I was worried about accidentally drilling into the rear axle tube.

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I did use a self tapping screw on the front.

I bought my pucks on Amazon. Couldn't find them in my AZ town either. [emoji23]


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Awesome! Thanks guys! I'll check my local Walmart see if I see any pucks, I doubt I'll have much luck here in NC lol

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Gravedigger11

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USMC Wrangler said:
Liquid nails worked for mine. I was worried about accidentally drilling into the rear axle tube.

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I did use a self tapping screw on the front.

I bought my pucks on Amazon. Couldn't find them in my AZ town either. [emoji23]


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http://wayalife.com/showthread.php?26097-I-guess-it-s-the-quot-Super-Stocker-quot-build

DIY trail/tube door build http://wayalife.com/showthread.php?24449-My-DIY-Doors
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Do you not have issues with the factory bumpstop missing the puck. Kinda seems a rectangular pad and bumpstop was created for a reason


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USMC Wrangler

USMC Wrangler

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Gravedigger11 said:
Do you not have issues with the factory bumpstop missing the puck. Kinda seems a rectangular pad and bumpstop was created for a reason


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No, not when I've checked a few times flexed out.


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WJCO

WJCO

Meme King
This thread has my WJ pictures toward the end of the thread with how I did my rear coils. I did it without removing the coils. I used RightStuff 1Minute RTV. I could only fit one in at a time. I did two total. They've been on there for several months. To keep them from falling while the glue dried, I just wedged random objects in there and left it overnight. I got the pucks on eBay. I got 6 used for under 10 bucks.

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NecessaryEvil

NecessaryEvil

Caught the Bug
I used hockey pucks for the front on mine. Drilled a hole in the middle of them and recessed the top puck to hide the bolt head. Drilled a hole in the spring perch then used a pretty long grade8 bolt and lock nut to fasten it down.

This is the only picture of the front puck I could find. IMG_1479585690.339515.jpg


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NecessaryEvil

NecessaryEvil

Caught the Bug
The rear, I fabbed a metal bump stop. The pucks are strong enough though, you could probably drill a hole on the opposite sides of the pucks and bolt them down to the rear mount. For obvious reasons you can't do a center hole cause the axle will not allow it.


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