BPE's do they work?
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BPE's do they work?
so let me hear it? they all they cracked up to be? better ride? less noise? or they not worth it. thanks.
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They dont help for anything. Other than just change the way your shock mounts. I beat the poop out of my xj with stock bar pins and dont feel the need to have them.
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Originally Posted by djlarroc
i would get them for the rear. for the front, only if you want to open up choices for more shocks.
For me to run my Bilstiens I had to make a set.
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i guess that if your bumpstopped and don't hafta worry about bottoming out ur shocks... it could allow for more down travel.. but obviously not much.i made a set for my jeepy its just a matter of welding em to wehre the old rear upper shock mounts used to be
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As for running them, I never have, and never had a reason to. In the rear if you raise your lower shock mounts for ground clearance, the last thing you want to do is lower the upper mount as well. You will be limited to a very small shock.
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tommy boy you wanna make me a set? and iv yet to bumpstop front or rear of my rig and i either bottom out my shock flexing or my tires just hit my inner fender walls to stop my flex haha
What bilsteins? you know you can just press a bar pin through the bushings right?
As for running them, I never have, and never had a reason to. In the rear if you raise your lower shock mounts for ground clearance, the last thing you want to do is lower the upper mount as well. You will be limited to a very small shock.
As for running them, I never have, and never had a reason to. In the rear if you raise your lower shock mounts for ground clearance, the last thing you want to do is lower the upper mount as well. You will be limited to a very small shock.
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