Spring Insulators. Bump Stops.

High Desert Ranger · Sep 4, 2007

I order a set of 4" lift Skyjacker springs for the front of my 1987 Ranger 4x4. I noticed that there seems to be a spring insulator at the bottom mount that is in sad shape on both side. Any ideas for replacement.

Also I will be extended my stock bump stops to prevent coil damage from happening again. I have 4" Rough Country Lift, should I use 4" bump stop exntensions or perhap 3.5" ones? What do you all use for bump stop extensions?

JohnnyU · Sep 4, 2007

The bumpstop should be positioned by cycling the suspension and looking for binding. I think I found the point at which the shafts started to bind and added around 1-1.5" to the measurement. The added amount should help counteract the compression of the bumpstop, that can vary depending on the type of bumpstop you use though.

samsonitesamsonite · Sep 4, 2007

i have a piece of 2" square tubing to extend mine, you can buy extended stops but mine work just fine how i have it.

hitech_hick · Sep 5, 2007

samsonitesamsonite said:
i have a piece of 2" square tubing to extend mine, you can buy extended stops but mine work just fine how i have it.

I am planning on doing exactly that as soon as I get a chance to redo my front suspension.

hick

High Desert Ranger · Sep 7, 2007

How about the spring insulators at the bottom of the spring next to the axle?

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