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Bump Stop Pics Request


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I'd like to see some pictures of front bump stops at ride hight so I can get some ideas.
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Yeah, thanks. I thought you had longer stops. If my math is correct I need at least a 6" drop to save my shocks. That will really effect my up travel. I have duff coil buckets and was going to run quad shocks, but I might have to try to rig up four F250 towers.
 

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What I did was jack the axle up to where there was a minimum of ¾-1" of shock rod showing (do this with the coil removed), then set the bumpstop to just touch the axle at that point. On the driverside front I didn't have to lower the bumpstop at all (infact I cut it down slightly, being that the bumpstop was for a D28 and I have a D35), the passengerside I had to lower down about a half inch with a few washers.


Aren't the Duff front shock mounts taller than stock also? (not sure there's enough room for four F-250 towers, they're kindof wide)
 

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Yeah, thanks. I thought you had longer stops. If my math is correct I need at least a 6" drop to save my shocks. That will really effect my up travel. I have duff coil buckets and was going to run quad shocks, but I might have to try to rig up four F250 towers.
if you need that much bumpstop... I think you're right by saying you should address the shocks before trying to worry with bumpstops.
 

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What 4.0B2 said...

Are you using the duff springs too?

It seems like with my duff lift the radius arms actually limit the travel before the spring/shock does, but it still flexes very well for a bolt on kit.
 

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