daystar bump stops?

[Speedbump96]

http://www.rockymountainsusp.com/bumpstops.htm
does anyone run these bump stops i need to bumptstop bad try to stay cheap
was considering these or doing what crazyjim did and do poly bumpstops

 

[GrimmJeeper]

I assume you're talking about the fake airbumps they make? I would save the coin and get a real set of bumps. I've never used these but the fact that you can't control rebound bothers me.

 

[Speedbump96]

I assume you're talking about the fake airbumps they make? I would save the coin and get a real set of bumps. I've never used these but the fact that you can't control rebound bothers me.

Yeah I'm considering running polys for now till I get the dough to get fox or king bumps

 

[crazyjim]

The general concencous was that they were junk. You don't need King air bumps, FOA is barely more than the daystar new, and I haven't heard anything bad about their bumps. Look for a decent used deal.

 

[Speedbump96]

The general concencous was that they were junk. You don't need King air bumps, FOA is barely more than the daystar new, and I haven't heard anything bad about their bumps. Look for a decent used deal.

thanks jim

 

[BoringDave]

Yea I brought this up about 6 months ago. We determined that we would over cycle them and they would wear out quickly.

I am going to do the prothane coil inserts ($60) some temporary fab work and then save up for some Bilstein bumps.

Dave

 

[grandrunner]

I was thinking about these at first. But like everyone else says. Just save n get the real deal. You won't regret it.

 

[I Beamed Jeep]

I've bought 2 used sets 1 set had mounting cans with tig welds I had to grind off 200 bucks the other set didn't have cans 200 bucks also both sets are bilstien's. Race Dezert is a good place to look. Most of the stuff on my jeep is used ;-)