1995xjsport

I have a three inch lift with 31's no cut fenders and rear sway bar still in.

95Cherokee

1995xjsport

The tire tucks perfectly up into the fender and hits the inner fender so I need to bump stop. I was thinking a baseball or something cause I'm cheap but on stock short arms how much more down travel do u think do u think I will have

PocketsEmpty

Wrong sport. You want hockey pucks

Save up for some adjustable aftermarket arms.

1995xjsport

How do u get them to stay? Glue?

dzeinert

Yeah. I used some clear silicone. Been on for 4 months give or take. No issues

emptypockets

Some people drill and tap a hole into the lower coil bucket. I used Liquid Nails, but I'm on my bumpstops so much, I have to redo them every time I go out. Next time I have my coils off I'm bolting them in.

Big David

I know a guy using tennis *****.

holycaveman

Not bad!!

Use shoo goo liberally after you clean the area and scuff the puck surface.

PocketsEmpty

I was thinking Gorilla Glue for when I do mine. That **** holds anything together.

94XjSport94

12" circumference softballs and hockey pucks. I used gorilla glue and had the same thing happen, I need to re do them every time I go out.

PocketsEmpty

Hmm, so maybe then bolting them together is the best option?

94XjSport94

I'd say so, or sleeving the bumpstop tower with a longer piece of tube.

XJmike0122

I drilled and bolted my pucks in. Now I don't have to worry about them.

holycaveman

The problem you run into with sleeving the bumpstop tower is that it will go into the spring under droop and catch. This is why its best to bump stop from the bottom plate.