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PostPosted: Fri May 09, 2008 5:24 pm 
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Sorry, don't why it double posted. Does anyone know where I can get ones for the rear?

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hockey pucks. industrial glue. get them from PLAY IT AGAIN SPORTS. or a hockey joint. just glue them in the middle of your spring base. bingo was his name-o


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PostPosted: Fri May 09, 2008 5:45 pm 
tommudd wrote:
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mine would not just "pop"in tried but with a little " lube they did! Very tight fit on mine


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hey I tried other things in the garage and they didnt work.... so found something in the house that was VERY slippery :wink: and it does't hurt rubber :oops:


In all seriousness, just because it doesn't dissolve latex doesn't mean it's safe for rubber. But a tub of Kendall's blue multipurpose grease comes in handy from time to time, in either occasion :lol: :lol:


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 Post subject: Re: Bump stops not needed for my lift
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Bill.Barg wrote:
I checked with All J Products who installed my CRD 2.5"Frankenlift I in Jan 2006.

The say I dont need front bump stops

see quote:

"Do I need some extended front stops, like the ones by terraflex? -- Nope...you don’t need extended bump stops in the front. There must be a post about this on some website because all of a sudden in the last day or so I've been getting tons of emails and phone calls about this... The answer is no, extended bump stops in the front are not needed. Can you pass that on if you got the wrong info from a website? :'"


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Thanks, Bill. :)

The only extended bump stops that are needed on the KJ are in the rear when LONG travel shocks are used (such as the Rancho RSX 17004 or the OME132L) -- Stock size and OME132 shocks do not require the rear bump stops. The front struts being replaced also doesn't require extended bump stops - so go ahead and upgrade to the OMENS 131 struts or the Rancho RSX 17505 struts without needing to change your front bump stops. :D

Have a great day everyone!

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Funny that when asked at ARB they say you do so you don't stack your springs, well I for one am going to keep mine, better safe than sorry plus every lift I ever installed except for a KJ has them with the kits ????

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I didn't bother with putting any on when I installed the lift but, I finally got sick of the back tires rubbing on the fender flares any time they stuffed (and a wheeling buddy pointed out the 1/16" gap between my shock mount and the inside of my rim on the fully drooped side) so I cut a couple of poly spacers from some extra stuff we had at work (stole it from the molding dept upstairs :twisted: ). I finally got around to putting in an extra upper iso on the rear last Sunday so I figured it was a good time to extend the bumpstops as well. Now, the wheels only come about 1/4" from the shock mounts at full droop and I can get my fingers between the tire and the fender at full stuff.

I may not have NEEDED to extend them but at least I don't have to worry about tearing anything off, now. Never had a problem with the front so I only have the stock bumpstops there. If I ever notice any odd contact, I'll have no problem making a set of longer ones for it, though.

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Did mine yesterday. A pair of channel locks, a rubber mallet, some silicon spray and about 20 minutes.

I took a pic of the new one next to the old one that I will load up later today.

Easy mod and it makes me feel a little more secure even if not totally necessary (especially with the Spidertrax moving the wheels farther out). :wink:

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