Was looking for a progressive bumpstop for the whoops and jumping camel humps on the beach.
With tuning these might work.
For the front,coil inserts are working good.

 

Are those from a nissan pathfinder? Oddly i have a set of those in my shed.

 

those dont look too sturdy, but what do i know im just looking at it.

i have these:

i cant tell you how good they work, bc i've yet to install them.

 

[QUOTE=93XJLI;2518825]those dont look too sturdy, but what do i know im just looking at it.

I thought the same thing until I got a hold of them, heavy steel plate and reinforcing fin.
My concern would be flexing the rear end and deflecting the bumpstop to the side rather than compressing it. Those you listed are good too because they give a progressive stop. The trick is getting them set to bottom out just before the shock bottoms out.

 

Yup. I have uhmw rod inside my coil inserts as a hard stop

 

Yes, Pathfinder circa 1995

 

Can you give more details on what you did for the front stops?

 

Check this thread.
https://www.cherokeeforum.com/f69/co...-2ring-171929/

The go fast guys use these. Pirate 4x4 forum has some long threads regarding these too.

 

Here's what i have. They make for a soft ride.

 

Here is mine on 2" lift. How much space should be between the bumpstop and the plate at the bottom? Mine has 4" of space between them in the front and 6" in the rear.

 

Measure the remaining shock travel. The axle should bottom out (fully compress the bumper) at this measurement and not allow any more up-travel.