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03-14-2001, 04:30 PM
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Youc can trim your stock bump stops if they are in good condition. A better way is to buy polyurethane bump stops, and trim them. My friends who are ricers do it all the time, and their rides are REAL low.
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86 SC, 305 LG4, TH700R4, SLP headers, 3" cat and exhaust. Mild cam 204/214, .423/.442. SLP shift kit, richmond 3.73's w/limited slip. Susension Technique Sway Bars, Globel West Wonderbar, Poly everything bushings, Metco LCA's, Lakewood Panhad Rod. 16" ROH, with Toyo 245's. For autocross, 16" IROC's w/bfg R1's... Need more speed.....
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86 SC, 305 LG4, TH700R4, SLP headers, 3" cat and exhaust. Mild cam 204/214, .423/.442. SLP shift kit, richmond 3.73's w/limited slip. Susension Technique Sway Bars, Globel West Wonderbar, Poly everything bushings, Metco LCA's, Lakewood Panhad Rod. 16" ROH, with Toyo 245's. For autocross, 16" IROC's w/bfg R1's... Need more speed.....
03-14-2001, 05:58 PM
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Actually, I tried trimming my rubber bump stops. But from what I recall, I ran into metal if I wanted to take off of the bump stop the amount of the cars drop (~1.5").
Thanks, Dave
Thanks, Dave
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