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 Post subject: Can you loose a spring without the bumpstops?
PostPosted: Fri Dec 09, 2005 9:06 pm 
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Got a few more pics on my cardomain page now:

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One thing I'm noticing about this lift that I didn't think of when I installed it is without the extra bumpstops they recommend it actually flexes a lot more than stock. I just hope I don't ever break anything or let the spring pop out doing this. What do you guys think? Nothing major here...just some basic wheeling...

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I've seen a video floating around here of someones coil flopping out when fully dropped.


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Not sure with the Daystar kit you have. Alot depends on what lenght shocks you have. If they are about the same lenght as the stock ones I would not worry about it. If they are as long as the RSX 17004 (~25" extended) then I'm not sure. Get it to full droop (tire off the ground) and give a tug on the spring and see if it looks easy to pop out.

I have OME springs in the rear with the RSX17004. At full extension the spring is a little loose, but not even close to poping out.


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Eddo wrote:
I have OME springs in the rear with the RSX17004. At full extension the spring is a little loose, but not even close to poping out.
I would have to say though that jacking it up until full extension is achieved is not the same as it fully extending in the trail. I would still put the bump stop on if you have it.

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OK, will the bump stops that they sell at www.boulderbars.com for the Skyjacker springs work with my Daystar spacer lift??

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LibertyCRD wrote:
OK, will the bump stops that they sell at www.boulderbars.com for the Skyjacker springs work with my Daystar spacer lift??


Call and ask. They won't bite.

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