New Bump Stops??
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You may rub if you disco...
But if you have it on already, can't you flex it and decide for yourself?
(and note that Goody has chopped flares, so he has a few more inches of up-travel to 'not rub' in)
But if you have it on already, can't you flex it and decide for yourself?
(and note that Goody has chopped flares, so he has a few more inches of up-travel to 'not rub' in)
Last edited by nthinuf; 06-14-2010 at 11:15 PM.
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You have the lift on, correct? When you flex it, do your tires rub on the fender flares? If so, chop the flares or add bumpstops. Do your coils stack/fully compress? Do your shocks bottom out? If so, add bumpstops. It's not rocket science.
Your profile shows JKS disco's. Do you use them? If not, your tires will have less up/down travel, and it is much less likely that you will rub/over-compress. Right? If you do use them, the tires will have more up/down travel, and you are much more likely to rub/over-compress. Right?
Nobody here can tell you whether you do or do not need them. From a vague post, all we can give is a best guess. My guess, if you don't disco, you won't rub. If you do, you will...
Your profile shows JKS disco's. Do you use them? If not, your tires will have less up/down travel, and it is much less likely that you will rub/over-compress. Right? If you do use them, the tires will have more up/down travel, and you are much more likely to rub/over-compress. Right?
Nobody here can tell you whether you do or do not need them. From a vague post, all we can give is a best guess. My guess, if you don't disco, you won't rub. If you do, you will...