Originally Posted by 94XjSport94

LOL X2...
Tennis ball bumpstops?

Originally Posted by Tom95YJ

I am running Pucks in my Xj I used construction adhesive on the pad on the bottom added a puck between the coil then pressed it down with a long screwdriver. Flexed it out added more adhesive and another puck. You could use those day star bumps but you have to remove the coil for install. Also you have to measure yours. Since the front bumpstops changed from a fat one to a skinny one around 97

Originally Posted by 92XJGuy

I'm going to be doing a new lift soon, my coils came yesterday, so perfect timing, eh? My XJs a 92, would you know the size off hand?

Cheers

Originally Posted by 92XJGuy

The fat or skinny bumpstop. I'm assuming it's the fat one? Since mine's before 96 when it went to skinny.

Originally Posted by Xj88

No idea how long you need to bunpstop till you flex and measure

Originally Posted by 92XJGuy

Oh ok. So I can't use the same length someone else on 6.5'' short arms with 33s uses?

Thanks

Originally Posted by helmut

Well as far as rubbing , you might not even need bumpstops for 33s at 6.5in especially since your Jeep is trimmed. You probably still need them to protect the coil from overcompressing but that I dont know about. Im running stock bumps with 33s at 4.5 and I get very little rubbing. So I guess you really need to see after you install it. 6.5 is hella high for 33s. I doubt you could stuff those on a trimmed Jeep enough to rub.

Originally Posted by Xj88

How much did you trim to not rub your 33s? Im on 4.5 and 33s and I know ill rub. I rubbed on 4.5 and 30s...

Originally Posted by dogger15

I had to trim this much for the front.

Originally Posted by I Leak Oil

Yall have too many issues with rubbing. I dont rub with my 35's up front at all.

Just cut, hammer. And run the right offset