Bump stop extender

[tomp]

I would like to take a look at seeing what is required to do this mod, but have not had time. After cranking up TBs off the stops, I get more body roll and would like to extend the stops back to where they touch again, to reduce the roll

[HummBebe]

I'm looking at trying the air bump stops by fox...

http://shaffersoffroad.com/catalog/p...roducts_id=439

[Desert Dan]

Why raise it an then limit your travel?

[HummBebe]

As far as I know at this point, they are progressive and prevent the shock from bottoming out.

The do make 2-4 inch versions, the pic I posted is a longer version. If you click on the link you will see the shorter one.

[Stevenblanca]

Originally Posted by HummBebe

I'm looking at trying the air bump stops by fox...

http://shaffersoffroad.com/catalog/p...roducts_id=439

They look good. But not cheap. They seem like a good compromise to reduce nose diving and rolling (the sway bar could also be beefed up to fix the rolling), while maintaining upwards travel.

Thanks.

[HummBebe]

Heavy Duty Torsion bars will help with body roll and nose dive too.

[H3slate]

How about these for bump stops.


You can get them here, http://www.lightracing.com/lightracing25870.html

I think that these are probably geared more towards racing and high speed jumps as opposed to rock crawling.

[tomp]

Anyone else here thinking Bebe needs to add these? Let's see, cranked up the front and rear away from the OEM stops.....Hmmmm - me thinks these are in order

[HummBebe]

Originally Posted by H3slate

How about these for bump stops.


You can get them here, http://www.lightracing.com/lightracing25870.html

I think that these are probably geared more towards racing and high speed jumps as opposed to rock crawling.

THOSE ARE THE ONES I FOUND BUT COULD NOT FIND AGAIN!!!!!!


THANKS YOU!!!!!!!

[Stevenblanca]

Those look great. however I see this problem:

If you install longer shocks like the cognito/bilstein, with this bumpstop, the upper (A) control arm will hit the bump stop bracket at full droop. This will not be a problem if you have a short shock like the original hummer shock. However the hummer shocks limits travel with a lifted H3. Maybe another way of mounting the bracket could help.

Thanks great BS (Bump Stop),