getting some sportlines. Shock q's
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There are shorter bumpstops, but when you increase the suspension travel limited by the bumpstops, then you induce other risks. You can bottom out the shock piston which can destroy the shocks. I'm sure theres a lot of people who have done it who haven't. If I were going to remove my bumpstops then I'd make sure I had a spring that is stiff enough to support the suspension from traveling too far. Definitely not the Sportlines though.
The whole removing your bumpstops topic can be pretty controversial. I only have one opinion out of many.
The whole removing your bumpstops topic can be pretty controversial. I only have one opinion out of many.
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Ya sportlines sucks but they make the car look sick. Stay away from them. They are to inconsistant and I am battling Eibach right now because of it. Talk to Sam he knows what he is talking about.