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I have similar BMW style pucks that I bought first in 2006 for my 99 and swapped them over to my 03 a year ago. My set was less than $60 but that was off eBay in 06. These four pucks have remained on my two C5s for 12 years and many thousands of miles. I use them all the time and like that they are always there. They are light and all but invisible on the car
Jim https://www.ebay.com/itm/C5-C6-Corve...AAAOSwmoVaps5o
I got the above pucks from Rock Auto for $32 for a set of 4. Someone posted the PN here on the CF and I jumped on it. Sorry I do not remember from which Year and Model BMW these are from.
I made mine with double hockey pucks with a threaded eye bolt. When I raise my car using these, I have two floor jacks and I raise each side a little at a time, then I put ramps or jacks underneath. (depending on the work I am doing)
I did the same thing 4 regular hockey pucks and 2 eye bolts works great for slot less
Same here as well. They are 90 duro polyurethane and I choose an obnoxious iridescent DOT safe Yellow color so that I could see them and not forget to remove them when the car is back down on the ground
I ended up buying 4 hockey pucks locally, a few years ago I went looking for hockey pucks and couldn't find them at any sporting goods stores.
A few days ago, googled where to buy hockey pucks near me, found a store that is in a building where there are 2 big ice rinks, the black ones were 1.50 each, bought 4.
To jack the car up for a oil change, going to put rhino ramps under front wheels, do I need to drill and add the hardware, or is it safe to jack with the pucks only?
I never plan on leaving them in the framewell.
Or does the eyebolt part help keep it from moving?
07-11-2018, 12:28 PM
