[speedmerchant]

Maybe some of you have already found this out but I was just introduced to it. "It" involves using a regulation hockey puck as a "shim" for jacking or lifting your car. It sure seems to beat my current method of wood shims that tend to get lost, used or broken.


Best,

Jeff

 

[carbuff]

I've done this [used a hockey puck] for years when jacking all my cars.

For the later 4 cylinders or V8s,the puck needs to have a slit cut into it if you are jacking via the sill. That makes it unsuitable for actually playning hockey!
:no:

 

[RBH]

Never leave home without it ... I have a stack of them in my trailer.

 

[Tcab]

Never leave home without it ... I have a stack of them in my trailer.

I also have a stack.... In my Hockey Bag

 

[OnAir]

Best invention ever!

 

[XHILR8N!]

They can be slippery if they have paper or plastic ads on them.

I like these little fellows. Home Depot. More fragile (everything is more fragile than a hockey puck. Even a rock) but have excellent grip.

 

[ferrari328gt]

Bench Dog Cookies

Brilliant idea! I just got some and they are terrific. I give you extra credit for that one. -Steve

 

[addertooth]

When I ordered from Black Watch Racing, they sent a complimentary hockey puck with their logo on it. This was two years ago.

 

[lotus69f2]

Discovered them years ago and perfect for the jacking points on a Lotus

 

[<@¿@>]

I get mine from "Play it Again Sports" stores...they are about $0.99 each there...