OK.....So here's the scenario. At full stuff in the front end, the springs hit the nut on the bottom of the pitman arm and I cant steer.
So my question is,

Would the Rancho 9012's take the abuse if I just lower my shock mounts and have them bottom out before the spring hits? Or is that too much stress on the shocks?

Thanks.

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Why not just build some bump stops on the bottom of the frame that hit the u-bolt plate? :flipoff2:

Corey

Originally posted by '80Toad
Why not just build some bump stops on the bottom of the frame that hit the u-bolt plate? :flipoff2:

Corey

Well, that was my first thought, but then I got to thinking that it may look kinda cheesy.

:confused:

Cheezy = Whizzy?
or
Whizzy = Cheezy?

:flipoff2:

Sorry man, I've been around long enough to know alotta board history.

Anyways I wouldn't think that the shock end was designed for that kind of use. I'd just do it up with bumpstops if it were me.

Corey