extended bumpstops?

[cardboard]

I am looking for an extended bumpstop for my xj. I have 3" lift currently but about all i find are 5" extentions, whats the deal. Where is the best place to find these also.

 

[Pat]

Here's what I did:

Front- hockey pucks bolted to the coil pad.

Rear- made some spacers for the stock bumpstops.

I can't think of anyone that makes production extended bumpstops, but they could be out there.

HTH

Pat

 

[cardboard]

Well hey Pat I thought you fell off the face of the earth. Ive found 5" extended stops and 1 1\2" but nothing in the middle. Ive heard of the hockey puck method but wasnt sure about it. I gotta do it one of these days soon cause im also looking to buy and install a new set of front shocks,one of mine is leaking bad.

P.S. Has Gene removed all that stuff from under his mj yet, he was suppose to shut me a price but hasnt as of yet. Later Digger

 

[Barger]

Here's some for the rear.
http://www.mountainoffroad.com/catalog/Bumpstps/bumpstops.htm
Here's the front-Basically thick hockey pucks
http://www.rubiconexpress.com/dynamic/mainpage.asp

 

[LOCKED UP]

RE makes pucks for the front

Rustys makes push ins to extend the fronts & longer rears.

You can always add some box tubing t the rear to extend the rear.

You can always trim the 5" extensions...

 

[ShipleyCSA]

I got some brand new Rusty's extended front bumpstops in the mail the other day, they are nice but I have lost hope in installing them because I haven't got any more time. They shipped them to me for $40 for the pair, I will ship them to you for $35. Sorry its not much of a deal. Let me know if you are interested.
-John Shipley

 

[shimmy]

i know DPG makes some for the rear that bolt to the leaf pack. i plan on going this route..., as for the front, the hockey puck is probably the most cost efficient as well as "serves the purpose" was to go.

brandon

 

[robs]

Rear...

Front...

If you want, send me a set of u-bolt plates and $15 and I'll make you up a set of rear extentions...