New England B.S. Thread

Because body lift blocks are not made from rubber they are made from reinforced nylon lift blocks (rated at 50,000 lbs. per square inch). Rubber or what every hockey pucks are made from have way to much flex and give to them and being so then they will smush under the weight. Alex I'm being straight up honest with you for a safety concern using what you made today I strongly suggest you save the money and get a real body lift kit. It's your truck and your risk do as you please but chosing the cheap route like you have is not smart. I ran a real 3" PA kit on my ranger and it was fine and had plenty of body roll, I couldn't Imagine this.

 

All body and 33's look at the gross gap and the frame hanging down

Looked nice clean

 

Who wants shocks?
Nobody?
Ok, no shocks.

http://m.youtube.com/#/watch?v=cRZXEoLgD1I&desktop_uri=/watch?v=cRZXEoLgD1I

 

I'd rather have the strength of a 1st gen shock anyways

 

True. I'm gonna buy a sheet of UHMW. It's really strong. They make skids and shit out of it.

 

Meh..first gen. I would love to have one to beat up for a trail rig, but i would never give up my second gen for one. Grill came out nice by the way dave.

 

Would love to have shocks I have more immediate needs with the truck at the moment though...

 

Evan what are you running for shocks? Why didn't you use the ome shocks

 

Lol OME. Long story. Lets just say i can sell these unused shocks for cheaper than anywhere else brand new. They got a little banged up during shipping. So i got another set....for free. Been about 6 months since i have heard from DSM so i am betting they wont send me a shipping label to return them

 

Thats a pretty sweet deal. If for some reason I didnt like the OME's and billies, Id be interested, but since I havent installed yet, its too soon to tell

 

We tried breaking that shit at work it injured us more than the material itself. 50 ton press the shit EXPLODED

 

Trying to break things that are not meant to be broken usually doesn't end well. My tacoma suffered its first body damage because of that

 

Well that makes me feel a lot better about using that for my body lift!

 

The hockey pucks dry-rot and fall apart quicker than you would think when u use them as body lifts. we put some on a boat trailer that is used a ton and they only lasted 3 years.

 

Is it front and rear or just a pair?

 

Truck looks so damn good wearing these things. Looks like hell with lift and little donuts.....lol

 

I should have kept the SPORTS i had. Will see, just started trackin the mileage with the new rubber. May not be as bad as i think. Have to lay off the pedal. Hard to do though.

 

Front and rear, just posted pictures on johns swap meet page (new england marketplace thread)