Unleashed

Right now my cherokee is at 6.5 LA and running 35's....only major issue i am having right now is my bump stops are too short....for the front i was planning on cutting it and welding a round tube to make it longer....but for the rear im not too sure if i want to make a spacer for the OEM bump stop or to weld something onto the current axle i am running to reach the bumpstop itself....any ideas? Maybe someone else has done something i havent seen



thanks!

pwn

Hockey pucks

Unleashed

wouldnt it be better if i cut the current one off with a sawzall and just extending it with a tube so it looks clean and is stronger?

99 XJ

i would just run a hockey puck man way easier

Unleashed

haha what about the rear?

99 XJ

they make a longer bump stop or you could weld a plate onto you ubolt plate

Unleashed

yeah i was thinking of that....maybe someone had a easier idea haha but now the trick is to get the right measurements

buckshot500

I used large rubber mallet heads up front, cut to length with a sawzall & gorilla glued.

In the back I used pressure treated 2x4's and longer bolts, to space out the stock stops.

Actually i used the Isuzu Rodeo bumps from the bastard pack donor vehicle. They are really close to the stock XJ stops.

ktmracer419

heres my rear bumps.

3.5" progressive poly bumpstops that hit dpg adjustable bumpstop plates.

i had to space them down a little bit, thats just some reciever hitch tubing. off the plated framerail.



I love it

in the front i have the same bumps that are mounted to my truss and hit the framerails. it works great for hard, straight hits, but isnt outboarded enough to keep the tires out of the fenders without hurting flex, so i also run some hockey pucks like everyone else does

wvtruckpuller

DIRTDOGXJ

Check out the Daystar rear bump stops.....ima grab some this week.

Gatchmo5710

I bought theses for 55$. Love them. Simple poly bump stops. I've hit them hard and they do great.

Gatchmo5710

Polyurethane coil spring bump stops.

99 XJ

Where can I get those

94cherokeeman

I love this setup when we doing mine