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[SJP12]

I just got mine in the mail today, and these hockey puck spacers are 1" thick/tall, how will they add 2" of lift to my truck?

[cbsaf]

I just got mine in the mail today, and these hockey puck spacers are 1" thick/tall, how will they add 2" of lift to my truck?

 

 

Geometry. Look at a door. If you open the door 6 inches at the center the doorknob side moves almost a foot. The hinge area barely moves at all.

 

The control arms barely move near the frame. They space down 1 inch at the strut. They are 2 inches lower at the spindle.

[electricchiken7]

I just got mine in the mail today, and these hockey puck spacers are 1" thick/tall, how will they add 2" of lift to my truck?

 

 

Geometry. Look at a door. If you open the door 6 inches at the center the doorknob side moves almost a foot. The hinge area barely moves at all.

 

The control arms barely move near the frame. They space down 1 inch at the strut. They are 2 inches lower at the spindle.

 

 

Yeah, what he said. Measure before and after. It works!! Worked on my Sky Jackers anyway.

[blackout07]

I just got mine in the mail today, and these hockey puck spacers are 1" thick/tall, how will they add 2" of lift to my truck?

 

 

Geometry. Look at a door. If you open the door 6 inches at the center the doorknob side moves almost a foot. The hinge area barely moves at all.

 

The control arms barely move near the frame. They space down 1 inch at the strut. They are 2 inches lower at the spindle.

 

 

Yeah, what he said. Measure before and after. It works!! Worked on my Sky Jackers anyway.

 

 

 

Yeah, what they said. .5" spacer = 1" of lift.....1" spacer = 2" of lift...and so on.

[2000DV4.8]

Yup, it's about a 2:1 ratio, since the spacer is halfway between the fulcrum, and the end of the control arm.

[uh6tdrvr]

PFM!