C7 Jack Pucks In Stock On Sale! Leave-In Style, Easy Install
03-13-2014, 05:19 PM
#41
Race Director
I heard elsewhere that they do not. Apparently the C7 skin is thicker than the C6's and there is not enough clearance. I wound up leaving my pucks on my C6 when I traded it. After being on for a couple years they were difficult to get off anyway.
03-23-2014, 03:14 PM
#43
Race Director
Ordered a set last week and got them yesterday. Put them on today. Took about 10 minutes, 5 of that getting my 72 y/o bod on the ground so I could reach under the car. 
Compared to the ones I had on my C6s these seem to fit more precisely, maybe the socket they fit into is formed better? In any event they took quite a bit more pressure to click them into place and they seem more firmly seated than on the C6. Since I intend to leave them on forever, ease of getting them off is unimportant to me. But, unlike on the C6 which were looser, it looks like it will take some kind if tool to get under the C7 version to pop them off. Good product. 
Compared to the ones I had on my C6s these seem to fit more precisely, maybe the socket they fit into is formed better? In any event they took quite a bit more pressure to click them into place and they seem more firmly seated than on the C6. Since I intend to leave them on forever, ease of getting them off is unimportant to me. But, unlike on the C6 which were looser, it looks like it will take some kind if tool to get under the C7 version to pop them off. Good product.
Last edited by BigJoe; 03-23-2014 at 03:17 PM.
04-04-2014, 05:12 PM
#47
Race Director
9 years on my C6s with no problems. And I plan on leaving them on my C7. Curious why you would want to take them off?
12-18-2014, 02:21 AM
#48
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Thinking about ordering a pair of these. Can you pop them in and out repeatedly? What if one falls out at the race track and i drive over it and it makes me spin out and crash into a wall? Haha, i might have a bit of an imagination.
12-18-2014, 10:49 AM
#50
Madison Wisconsin
they work great
I have used them a lot and they work great for me.
I filled the gap with hot glue plastic to just over the top a bit. then installed them while hot, so that they are glued in.
Works great and no issues at all.
Now no grease monkey can try to the car without them in place as we have seen some do with damage to the car.
I filled the gap with hot glue plastic to just over the top a bit. then installed them while hot, so that they are glued in.
Works great and no issues at all.
Now no grease monkey can try to the car without them in place as we have seen some do with damage to the car.
12-18-2014, 10:54 AM
#51
Madison Wisconsin
I have used them a lot and they work great for me.
I filled the gap with hot glue plastic to just over the top a bit. then installed them while hot, so that they are glued in.
Works great and no issues at all.
Now no grease monkey can try to the car without them in place as we have seen some do with damage to the car.
I filled the gap with hot glue plastic to just over the top a bit. then installed them while hot, so that they are glued in.
Works great and no issues at all.
Now no grease monkey can try to the car without them in place as we have seen some do with damage to the car.
01-02-2015, 04:22 PM
#53
Safety Car
01-03-2015, 04:34 PM
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