Help with Espelir GT bump stop
Help with Espelir GT bump stop
heres the thing i just recived my Espelir GT springs and they came with no intructions. now i know how to install springs the thing is i dont know how much of the bumpstop to cut or if i even need to cut it
any body that has them and installed them that knows please let me know
thanks
any body that has them and installed them that knows please let me know
thanks
its the one thats inbetween the coils of the springs right? yeah that thing is useless. its put there from the factory so that when they transport the car, the car moves less on the bed so less possible damage to the car.
are you serious, i thought that was put there to keep the shock from bottoming out
its on the actual shock (shaft) inside of the coils i think its under the dust boot
i see some springs come with new shorter ones
its on the actual shock (shaft) inside of the coils i think its under the dust boot
i see some springs come with new shorter ones
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Originally Posted by si_eater
heres the thing i just recived my Espelir GT springs and they came with no intructions. now i know how to install springs the thing is i dont know how much of the bumpstop to cut or if i even need to cut it
any body that has them and installed them that knows please let me know
thanks
any body that has them and installed them that knows please let me know
thanks
Darin
Ummm... dont throw that **** away.. u need it other wise ur shocks are gonna eat it. It stops the travel of the shock. Every spring is different i have no idea how much u have to cut it but keep it.
When I put my tein S springs on last month it had instructions to cut the lower half off, the end closest to the ground. Don't listen to people telling you to throw it away. The springs will eventually kill your factory shocks but getting rid of the bump stop will just do it sooner.
When we installed my Hotchkis springs, we used the bump stops it came with and no cutting was done. I think that one guy was thinking something else and not really knowing what you meant.
You want to keep the rubber bumpstops on your struts for the springs.
You want to keep the rubber bumpstops on your struts for the springs.
Originally Posted by SqEvoVIII
When I put my tein S springs on last month it had instructions to cut the lower half off, the end closest to the ground. Don't listen to people telling you to throw it away. The springs will eventually kill your factory shocks but getting rid of the bump stop will just do it sooner.
i might be ok
any other help will be greatly appreciated
i think you would be fine cutting off about 3/4"....these springs don't drop as much as the stechs.....I didn't cut my bumpstops. I drive hard on the street, and can't imagine i have hit the stops yet.
well i installed them not a drastic drop but decent, i talked to robi(robispec) and he told me to cut the top part to first groove but i just left the front ones alone because it is part of the dust boot
thansk for your help
thansk for your help



