Bump stop tech ?

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Bump stop tech ?

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On my lifted minivan I’m short on uptravel in the front due to the track bar hitting the diff cover. I’m ok with the lack of uptravel but would like to find a progressive travel bumpstop with say 2” of travel instead of the sudden bang I get when I misjudge a pothole or bump. But I’m not willing to drop the money for air or hydro bumps no matter how much I tell myself I need them. So on the cheap what’s my options?

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Day star makes a bumpstop with interchangeable foam inserts bolts in place of a nitrogen or hydraulic bumpstop


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If your thinking junk yard scrounging go with either ford super duty front bumps make sure to grab that cup they pop into it’s just a single ten mm to undo them I believe. Or option two Toyota Tundra front bumps.


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The daystar setup would be ideal but I think it’s still kinda pricy for my budget. But I’ll look into the junkyard setups.

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I think hillbilt might have rocked the superduperduty ones at one time he might be able to fill you in on their performance


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Tennis balls? Could even use dog squeaky ones so ya know when ya close hahaha.
Maybe don’t need this many but here’s an idea
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As funny as that is, I’ve seriously contemplated using actual air bags to do that very thing. If I could find the right size cheap enough all the way around I could accomplish what I’m after. For summer and rough roads I could add air, lower it In snow season where being soft is preferable

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pointsnorth wrote: Tue Oct 08, 2019 3:48 pm I think hillbilt might have rocked the superduperduty ones at one time he might be able to fill you in on their performance


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I did run them and they did the job, but aren't really "progressive"
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