Bump stop question
#1
JK Freak
Thread Starter
Bump stop question
I'm running a Rancho 2" lift which has a front coil spring and a rear spacer. After doing the research, I ordered the JKS rear 2" coil spring to replace the spacer set up for obvious reasons. My question is this, the Rancho kit came with an extended bump stop for the front, but not the rear. Now that I'm going to a full length rear coil, do I need a bump stop extension or am I all set with the stock one?
#2
JK Jedi
I'm running a Rancho 2" lift which has a front coil spring and a rear spacer. After doing the research, I ordered the JKS rear 2" coil spring to replace the spacer set up for obvious reasons. My question is this, the Rancho kit came with an extended bump stop for the front, but not the rear. Now that I'm going to a full length rear coil, do I need a bump stop extension or am I all set with the stock one?
Did you change your tire size, fenders or shocks? If not odds are youll still want to stop your tires in the same spot.
Bumps are not based on lift height
#3
JK Freak
Thread Starter
The kit came with Rancho RS9000XL shocks +3" and I'm running 33x11 tires on stock wheels. Fenders are stock. I just want to make sure I won't over compress the spring.
#4
JK Jedi
But thats exactly what you had on before adding the coils right? If so nothing that affects bumps has been changed and you will be fine. Youll still want to stop your tires in the same spot.