Great Deal on Body lift

[78Suburban]

Does this look like a good deal? 1" body lift bucks for 2 bucks a piece. My burb needs 14 of them, right?

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/BODY-LIFT-BLOCKS-1-GMC-CHEVY-FORD-DODGE-TOYOTA-JEEP_W0QQcmdZViewItemQQcategoryZ33585QQitemZ8074364604QQrdZ1

I'm not shure how much I would have to invest in bolts, but I'm just wondering if this would be an economical way to go if I wanted to do a small body lift?

They also have 2 and 3" pucks, but I'm thinking 1" will be the most trouble free.
thanks,
James

 

[1-ton]

That would work. It will cost about $15 for grade-8 hardware, but you can use grade-5 if you want, which is about half the cost of Grade-8 hardware.

 

[mike n]

You could probably buy hockey pucks cheaper than $2 each, and they work well for a 1" body lift.

Of course the guy at the sporting goods store is going to look at you funny when you want 14 pucks during the summer.

Not that I would know anything about that.....

 

[cbbr]

I'm going with the ORD or something like them at some point. More expensive, yes. But should never need replacing.

 

[timmay]

That would work. It will cost about $15 for grade-8 hardware, but you can use grade-5 if you want, which is about half the cost of Grade-8 hardware.

Holy crap! It cost me $15 for just 3 bolts around here!

 

[3rdshiftdesign]

Sears usually has the "name your own price" special on loose hardware.

 

[RootBreaker]

Sears usually has the "name your own price" special on loose hardware.

we have a place around here called Fazzio's... a man can get lost in there.. ya pay per pound... I walked out last time with 15lbs of nuts, washers and bolts for a whopping $7