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[glitch]

Hi guys,

 

on my old Elise I used to have these plastic blocks for the rear lift points. They looked like these from Moto Concept.

 

http://moto-concept.de/de/cart

 

But the shipping to Sweden is half the price of the item itself which is ridiculous given the size and weight.

 

Regelin has an offer as well:

http://www.regelin-p...njdr6st5fv481h2

 

but I imagine the ones Moto Concept have with the offset hole make more sense as pressure would be better distributed?

 

Who else supplies these?

 

Thanks

 

Chris

 

[Jordfräs]

You can use ice hockey pucks, I believe

[ayresyy]

Second vote for Ice hockey pucks. £3 each and they grip the underside well and have just enough give in them.

[glitch]

Hi, I use pucks for lifting between the jack / axle stand and lift point, but I am referring to the rear lift points hidden behind the undertray (just to make sure there is no misunderstanding).

I thought pucks could work in the location as well, just drill a hole and screw in place, but I was unsure about the thickness.

The one's I got for the Elise where a bit too thick actually so the rearmost side undertray bolts could not be done up snuggly without grinding down the blocks.

[Jordfräs]

I have ice hockey pucks mounted inside the tray, as you describe.

[hairy]

Second vote for Ice hockey pucks. £3 each and they grip the underside well and have just enough give in them.

 

only £1.50 on fleabay http://www.ebay.co.u...pYAAOSwSzdXDQaV

[glitch]

Pucks it is then Anyone have the bolt size /thread / length handy also?

Edited by glitch, 06 October 2016 - 05:25 AM.