I am looking for aftermarket bump stops.

Anybody have any sources?

Thanx

Kman

DON'T use Daystar, They'll break off when you pull out of the driveway

I prefer Prothane or Rancho

ericfilar@fatcity

who's needs bump stops??? I thought thats what fenders were for :D

yeah but fenders prevent the tire from turning ;) given the choice of a tire stuffed into a fenderwell and being rendered useless I'd rather have bumpstops.

Originally posted by Rockbuggy
who's needs bump stops??? I thought thats what fenders were for :D

Nope,

Them fenders was meant ta keep the gumbo outa yer face.

Bumpstops actually have a purpose, to keep your axle from putting your motor thru the hood.
ericfilar@fatcity

.....or into the crossover pipe and damaging the exhaust manifold....

where is a good place to order these things?

Kman

Best $10 I've ever spent...boat rollers cut in half!

But wait, dual purpose, put 'em inside of TJ rear coils and they act as spring retainers that allow slack for more drop as well. Rockin'!

:idea:

I personally find that softballs fit really nicely in my coils? Yeah, sad but true, and it works really well... One day ill actually spend some real cash on the right stops, but for now on my college budget, a $2 ball works great... Hugh

blah blah blah! they'll smash the engine through the hood :smokin: please!! Anyway were talking about bumpstops here must we post ever sudden move we make before buying something for our jeeps. jesus! just go to your local 4x4 shop and pick some up! :rasta:

I think Interco makes the finest bumpstops.

Mine are 36" tall and fit on the wheels :flipoff2:

I'm also looking for a good online source for bumpstops, anyone have any ideas

Go here:

http://www.suspension.com/Bumpstop.htm

thanks for that link Old Scout!

What about pneumatic/hydraulic bumpstops? Who makes them and what is the usual price range for them?

Originally posted by Rockbuggy
blah blah blah! they'll smash the engine through the hood :smokin: please!! Anyway were talking about bumpstops here must we post ever sudden move we make before buying something for our jeeps. jesus! just go to your local 4x4 shop and pick some up! :rasta:


He's right ya know

Originally posted by Dustball
What about pneumatic/hydraulic bumpstops? Who makes them and what is the usual price range for them?
$190 ech

Sway-a-way makes air/hydraulic bumpstops, they are about $215 each. I have 2 sets of energy bumpstops I bought but ended up not using I you want to buy them off me.

www.offroaddesign.com has them in different heights