CaliLifeStyle New Member Jun 9, 2004 625 0 0 Oxnard, CA Jul 18, 2005 #1 Jul 18, 2005 #1 Just like the title says. I have them currently and am getting them installed tomorrow. They didn't come with a bumpstop. Is that necessary?
Just like the title says. I have them currently and am getting them installed tomorrow. They didn't come with a bumpstop. Is that necessary?
Indiana New Member May 6, 2004 286 0 0 Jul 18, 2005 #2 Jul 18, 2005 #2 Your car already has a bumpstop.
CaliLifeStyle New Member Jun 9, 2004 625 0 0 Oxnard, CA Jul 18, 2005 #3 Jul 18, 2005 #3 Indiana said: Your car already has a bumpstop. Click to expand... Yeah but some springs require a new one that is a different size. Just wondering if the stock one would be okay.
Indiana said: Your car already has a bumpstop. Click to expand... Yeah but some springs require a new one that is a different size. Just wondering if the stock one would be okay.
MT1083 New Member Sep 16, 2003 1,033 0 0 Charlotte, NC Jul 18, 2005 #4 Jul 18, 2005 #4 My H&R's came with a new pinion snubber from MM.
DropTopPony Noob Slayer Founding Member Aug 13, 2002 2,570 3 48 south jersey Jul 18, 2005 #5 Jul 18, 2005 #5 mine is so far(stock that is) but if you need to you can trim the stock bumpstop.
KronicRacer Member Jun 23, 2004 502 1 18 puttering around Ft Lauderdale, FL Jul 18, 2005 #6 Jul 18, 2005 #6 usually needed it when its a spring that will lower you more than 1 1/2.
CaliLifeStyle New Member Jun 9, 2004 625 0 0 Oxnard, CA Jul 18, 2005 #7 Jul 18, 2005 #7 Steeda advertises 1 1/4 in drop. So I'm thinking maybe a 1 1/2 in drop after its all settled. Should be okay?
Steeda advertises 1 1/4 in drop. So I'm thinking maybe a 1 1/2 in drop after its all settled. Should be okay?
CaliLifeStyle New Member Jun 9, 2004 625 0 0 Oxnard, CA Jul 18, 2005 #8 Jul 18, 2005 #8 Thanks for the replies.
twogts4us 15 Year Member Apr 1, 2004 4,188 12 79 Dunedin, FL Jul 18, 2005 #9 Jul 18, 2005 #9 Trim your OEM bumpstop.
DropTopPony Noob Slayer Founding Member Aug 13, 2002 2,570 3 48 south jersey Jul 18, 2005 #10 Jul 18, 2005 #10 CaliLifeStyle said: Steeda advertises 1 1/4 in drop. So I'm thinking maybe a 1 1/2 in drop after its all settled. Should be okay? Click to expand... mine have dropped about 1 1/2 inch been about a month since install....i used steeda ultra lites...very good ride, not too harsh at all. feels like a z06.
CaliLifeStyle said: Steeda advertises 1 1/4 in drop. So I'm thinking maybe a 1 1/2 in drop after its all settled. Should be okay? Click to expand... mine have dropped about 1 1/2 inch been about a month since install....i used steeda ultra lites...very good ride, not too harsh at all. feels like a z06.
dollarbill Member May 5, 2005 140 0 16 Decatur, IL Jul 18, 2005 #11 Jul 18, 2005 #11 I agree with twogts4us, just take the stock bump stop off and cut about half of it off and reinstall it.
I agree with twogts4us, just take the stock bump stop off and cut about half of it off and reinstall it.
wms004 Founding Member Jan 15, 2002 2,864 2 49 Los Angeles Jul 18, 2005 #12 Jul 18, 2005 #12 CaliLifeStyle said: Just like the title says. I have them currently and am getting them installed tomorrow. They didn't come with a bumpstop. Is that necessary? Click to expand... Energy suspension makes a 5 dollar shortened bump stop.. might as well. I did. Wade
CaliLifeStyle said: Just like the title says. I have them currently and am getting them installed tomorrow. They didn't come with a bumpstop. Is that necessary? Click to expand... Energy suspension makes a 5 dollar shortened bump stop.. might as well. I did. Wade