kylemm1002

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So I've been collecting parts to install my Bmr springs, slp bilsteins, control arms relo brackets, umi TA...and so on

My plan is to get all new everything for the front so I can just remove old junk and install new stuff to make install quicker. So far I'm getting new strut mounts, lower spring seat, isolators... But now I need bump stops.

Are stock style bump stops ok to use with the lowering springs?
Was going to get moog k90462, on rock auto it lists them as a shock bellow with bumper... I guess that's the bump stop?

What do you guys recommend?

kylemm1002

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Just want to make sure those bump stops are correct before I pull the trigger at Rockauto.

WS6 What

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Edited-- i didnt read, for front suspension. posted to fast. lol

kylemm1002

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Sorry guess I never did say this is for the front suspension. Already have a rear setup in mind.

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Guess my fault as well. You did say Strut mounts. lol.

but for front bumpstop, havent heard of one.

on a side note, im doing the same thing as you right now. lol

kylemm1002

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Anyone? Need to get my order placed lol

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Searching around i dont see anything about a front bumpstop. But did find this thread on ls1tech. Might help, not sure.

Looks like its just a dust boot for the shock. Incase the shocks your getting doesnt have a cover. But i dont know. I have not ordered on for my new setup. Havent seen anything about getting one, until now. Any one enlighten me on this.

https://ls1tech.com/forums/suspensio...ts-needed.html

kylemm1002

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TTT for those lowered. Using stock bump stops?

BMR Tech2

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The rear bump stops tend to crumble like the the dreams of a Civic owner. haha jk But if you're looking to keep bump stops on the car, it's probably a good idea to replace them while you're under it. Many people have moved onto the bumpstops off the Jeep and can order a poly replacement.
- Kevin

echos67

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If your still talking about for the front I found this old quote "If you don't have the front stock dust boots, you'll need either an OEM bumpstop or a similar aftermarket replacement, and a large flat washer with an ID that will allow it to sit on the "step" on the front shock shaft. Moog and KYB both have replacement front dust boots and bumpstops ($15 per at Rock Auto, $25 per at Advance), although I'm not completely sure if they come with the large washer for the shock shaft".

I plan to reuse my original dust boot/stop on my new setup.