finally an upgrade to crap factory bump stops!
12-08-2009 | 04:19 PM
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sorry to revive an old thread, but i noticed my drivers side one is completely gone... rotted away haha. The poly ones are a bad idea? and those spacers are bad? im confused lol
12-08-2009 | 04:55 PM
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if you have the spacer you'll have to trim the spacer, if you don't have the spacer then you will have to trim this dumass little flange that sticks out where the stock one was.
both simple and painless with cutoff wheel or sawzall
both simple and painless with cutoff wheel or sawzall
12-15-2009 | 12:28 PM
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I would think you'd have to be doing some hard driving to be continually slamming the bumpstops. As I previously stated, I installeed these pieces on my car. I have a '96 Z-28 with the Eibach ProKit springs, and at ride height, I have 2" of space between the bumpstop and the axle. You've got to hit some really big bumps at speed, to compress the suspension 2".
Old Thread but these things work!
12-16-2009 | 08:48 PM
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mighty mouse not trying to get off subject notice you have grand cherokee. wht year? why i ask is that i have a 99 and the airbag light is always chimeing and flashing its a common problem.. so ihear. just wondering if its happend to you and if it had howd ya fix it lol 
12-18-2009 | 09:11 AM
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if this is considered an "upgrade" because it is shorter and allows more travel, I'll go with that. It just seems to me that when you finally do hit this poly bump stop its going to be a very hard impact. what are your experiences with it?
12-18-2009 | 09:35 AM
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12-18-2009 | 12:15 PM
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yeah i don't find that to be an upgrade at all. it is hard enough hitting factory bump stops, i couldn't imagine what kind of neck problems in a lowered car with these things on would ensue.
12-18-2009 | 03:46 PM
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from direct experience you are wrong.
if it did bother someone they could get really crazy and drill a couple holes through them to soften them up in about 20 seconds
mine don't bother me one bit... i can't tell a difference other than they work correctly
if it did bother someone they could get really crazy and drill a couple holes through them to soften them up in about 20 seconds
mine don't bother me one bit... i can't tell a difference other than they work correctly