Front bump stops
The bump stops on the front of my Ex have almost completed their transformation into tiny crumbles of dried out rubber. Does anyone know of a supplier that sells replacement bump stops that are not outrageously expensive and fit without modifications? I neither want to pay $90 for a pair of bump stops, nor drill the frame to accommodate a $12 pair. Surely there is a middle ground somewhere?
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How is $18.00?
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Mark is spot on.
I used these about a year ago on my 03, going to do the same on my 02 truck that I just picked up. Photo for reference: Attachment 194486 |
I saw these but Amazon says they don't fit my 2000 Ex. Do these really fit without modification?
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Originally Posted by andym
(Post 17087656)
I saw these but Amazon says they don't fit my 2000 Ex. Do these really fit without modification?
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Yep
Amazon is wrong frequently about what fits. I always go to the manufacturer's website and look up the part number before checking Amazon for price.
Originally Posted by mecdac
(Post 17087717)
Yes, Amazon relayed similar bad info re: my 2001.
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Ok... two of them on the way. Thanks guys!
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How did the Amazon bump stops work out? Were they the Dorman brand?
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They are Dorman brand. They fit fine and they're still in one piece. They've seen some contact too, so if yours are shot I would replace them. They're part of the truck's suspension.
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I bought a set of the same stops from the link above, to replace the OEM fronts that finally completely disintegrated, that I discovered after checking, after reading this thread, which reminded me to do so.
Stewart |
Originally Posted by andym
(Post 17512577)
They are Dorman brand. They fit fine and they're still in one piece. They've seen some contact too, so if yours are shot I would replace them. They're part of the truck's suspension.
I've always believed they were useless after the lift. Guess I should replace my crusted/missing ones lol |
I took 2 of the rear bumpstops off a totaled F250 at work and cut them down to the right height. Then remove the 2 mounting bolts and bracket for the old front bump stops, there is a mounting hole under the old bump stops that fits the new ones perfectly. Cost me nothing. I found 2 more to replace the traction bars too!
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I had replaced my original bump stops with OEM years ago. Now those are disintegrated as well. I had thought of making some out of hard wood. Do you think that would be too stiff, or does the rubber/plastic ones not provide much cushion anyway?
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Originally Posted by Tylus
(Post 17521367)
I know the PSD is heavy...but you've actually had them contact?
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Originally Posted by Tylus
(Post 17521367)
I know the PSD is heavy...but you've actually had them contact?
I've always believed they were useless after the lift. Guess I should replace my crusted/missing ones lol When this thread was created back in April, I used the same link Mark posted and bought the same stops and replaced mine, which indeed showed contact even after I had shortened them, and done the V's. I was surprised because the first few years after the mod I constantly checked them, but I stopped looking after awhile. Just never thought about it until I Andy posted this thread. Stewart |
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