need pic or diagram showing bump stops!
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Rep Power: 0 need pic or diagram showing bump stops!
I installed my springs the other day, and I didn't know what the bump stop was, so I didn't trim it. Now I need to. Anyone got a pic or diagram? Thanks!
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Rep Power: 393 on the rear, its the big yellow peice thats on the shock. its made of rubberish material from what i remember... and the front, you dont have to trim.... sorry i'm too lazy too look for pics
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Rep Power: 0 depending on what springs you got, you DO need to trim the front...I got Eibach Sportlines and it specifically stated to trim the front and rear bumps stops 20mm each...
sorry to hear you have to do a uninstall and re-install...that blows...
sorry to hear you have to do a uninstall and re-install...that blows...
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Rep Power: 393 how do you trim the front? cause all i remember was this big black thing that went over the shock, i think thats the bumpstop on the front but dont think there was a way to trim it..
you trim it to prevent the shocks from bottoming out... gives the shocks more travel...
you trim it to prevent the shocks from bottoming out... gives the shocks more travel...
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Rep Power: 0 so for the front, do you just pull that black rubber thing off and then the bump stops are under there?
Edit: I spelled "front" "frunt". What an a$$ I am.
Edit: I spelled "front" "frunt". What an a$$ I am.
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