Front bump stops
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Front bump stops
My front bump stops are toast. Just wondering if I'd do any damage by removing them and not replacing them. It seems like all the brake lines have enough slack to move that far. Just looking for a yes or no. Not to be called an idiot or made fun of. I'm also running the t/s lift and the body lift as well so chances are tires won't rub
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From: Central Missouri
Most lift kits come with new bump stops because as you've deduced, you'll never hit the stock ones with a lift.
The bump stops are important not just for protecting the wheel wells and body but the suspension components that will stress too much if flexed to far. Joints will start breaking.
I would recommend getting some bump stops that are appropriate for your lift kits.
The bump stops are important not just for protecting the wheel wells and body but the suspension components that will stress too much if flexed to far. Joints will start breaking.
I would recommend getting some bump stops that are appropriate for your lift kits.
Originally Posted by Sooper
Most lift kits come with new bump stops because as you've deduced, you'll never hit the stock ones with a lift.
The bump stops are important not just for protecting the wheel wells and body but the suspension components that will stress too much if flexed to far. Joints will start breaking.
I would recommend getting some bump stops that are appropriate for your lift kits.
The bump stops are important not just for protecting the wheel wells and body but the suspension components that will stress too much if flexed to far. Joints will start breaking.
I would recommend getting some bump stops that are appropriate for your lift kits.
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