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I'm having a lot of trouble with this part. It says I must cut the bump stop in the front with cut type A (i know what that part is), but then it says 0.6 (inc.)... does that mean I cut it 0.6 inches or 6 lines in the inch?


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i seriously don't know wat ur talking about... confused confused confused i had a local speedshop install it for me.

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that is 6 tenths of a inch so cut it just a little over .5 which is a half. it does not have to be exact just close

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Originally Posted by shawnstam
that is 6 tenths of a inch so cut it just a little over .5 which is a half. it does not have to be exact just close


Shit. Oh well it's too late now, I already cut the rubber stop in half.


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^^ Whoa... shoulda waited b4 you did anything.. . I dont know what the ride quality is going to be like with the rubber cut in half. The worst that can happen is that your springs might pierce through..

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this is why I'm gonna let a shop do my drop

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^^ you can't trust ALL shops...

n that's why i'm glad my tanabe's came w/ their own bump stops.


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too short a bumpstop wont hurt you unless you bottom out the car. you could then concieveably destroy your shocks.


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