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I have seen a lot of mini tub threads on here, but nobody is talking about how they make bump stops. how are you all doing it?
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We're not running any. My car is not built for storing several hundred pounds of crap in the hatch anymore. 

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Me neither, but I am worried about going over big dips in the road fast and having the rear end dip. Ask me how I know this can be an issue!
I remounted the stop to the subframe on the inboard side of the springs, by the fuel tank. Or you can use shaft mounted ones on the struts
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I have the shaft mounted ones already. Was interested in what other people are doing that is not that




