rear end bump stop's disintegrated
11-15-2010, 09:48 PM
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rear end bump stop's disintegrated hey guys i was swaping my wheels around and i noticed the rear end bump stops are crumbling and falling apart.
whats a good replacement for em?
whats a good replacement for em?
11-17-2010, 12:30 PM
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11-17-2010, 01:58 PM
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Just a note about the bumpstops... nobody sells or makes an f-body specific part aftermarket. I prefer the GM stops, but it seems they are no longer readily available. We had to do something, so currently we are also supplying a Jeep part, and that may require a little massaging to fit perfectly.
Just trying to be upfront.
Just trying to be upfront.
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11-17-2010, 02:25 PM
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easiest thing i have found is go to a junk yard and get a set from a 3rd gen f body. They were made with rubber back in the day, now its a foam/poly mix. I switch all my cars over to the older rubber style.
11-17-2010, 02:46 PM
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Just a note about the bumpstops... nobody sells or makes an f-body specific part aftermarket. I prefer the GM stops, but it seems they are no longer readily available. We had to do something, so currently we are also supplying a Jeep part, and that may require a little massaging to fit perfectly.
Just trying to be upfront.
Just trying to be upfront.
11-17-2010, 06:19 PM
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A few years back when I bought new ones I had to buy one at two separate dealerships. And at the time I think they were the only two in stock in Houston. I certainly wasn't going to got to poly for this part.
As long as these last 8-10 yrs it probably won't be an issue, heh. By then we will all have flying cars like the Jetson's
As long as these last 8-10 yrs it probably won't be an issue, heh. By then we will all have flying cars like the Jetson's
11-18-2010, 09:02 PM
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ok so i guess ill be geting the jeep ones.
here is the part # for anyone who wants them they can order them at most part store.
ens-9-9137g for the black.
ens-9-9137r for the red.
here is the part # for anyone who wants them they can order them at most part store.
ens-9-9137g for the black.
ens-9-9137r for the red.
11-19-2010, 07:23 AM
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I just found them on buypontiacpartsforless.com and they are called bumper back in the rear suspension section. They go for $40 plus $10 for shipping. Id would post a link but it wont let me some how. Didnt give me a part number to. Sould be the same for camaro. Good price for new and no mod needed.
11-19-2010, 09:14 AM
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I bought the Prothane stops and integrated them into the original aluminum spacer used with the stockers. I think if you just cut off the "ear" on the car and flat mount the new ones they'll be too short. This might cause rear to come too close to subframe and smash something important? like brake lines, etc. Using the stock aluminum spacer, some flat stock, a drill press, and some JBWeld and I'm good to go.
