lethal bird

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Ok i got a used ripper from a friend and it doesn't have the bolts or bump stops. Will it be ok use the stock bolts and not use the bump stops?

lethal bird

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Ok so i read that your not supposed to use the stock bolts. What do i do?

Jeremy@RPMTransmissions

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Go to the hardware store and buy longer bolts... I wouldn't recommend using it without the stops tho. Does it have the threaded holes for the stops to thread into or does it just not have stops at all?

lethal bird

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Yes it has the holes.

1BAD02WS6

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does it have the offset washers with it?

lethal bird

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No which for the price i cant complain.

1BAD02WS6

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i would call B&M and see if they will sell you just the bolts and washers, I would think without the washers it would be easy to install the shifter a little "**** eyed" and have trouble shifting

lethal bird

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Tried and they said to go and try and find them at a hardware store.

1BAD02WS6

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what a bunch of asshats lol i would think those washers would be hard to find

Spartan7

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You won't find the locating washers there, that's for sure. Stock shifter bolts are M8x1.25.20, so just find something longer than that.

As far as the limiting stops, I never put mine in.

lethal bird

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My words exactly. I just got done putting it on. I managed to get it as about straight as i can without the washers and took it for a drive with it and it felt pretty good. Im just going to leave the boots off for a little while and keep an i on it.

therealcreeper

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why do you say that? just curious since a lot of people recommend not installing them anyway