Front Bump Stops?
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if the shocks cannot sufficiently dampen the motion of the vehicle they are supporting, they are too soft, or at least do not have a sufficient rate.
Hitting the bump stop occasionally is to be expected, but that should be more dependent on speed and the size of the bump than simply a 'bump'.
http://www.daystarweb.com/productdet...?productID=679
yep, those are what I'm speaking of. they are typically found on lowered ricers, and prevent the shock from fully compressing (and likewise, the suspension of the vehicle they are on).
Hitting the bump stop occasionally is to be expected, but that should be more dependent on speed and the size of the bump than simply a 'bump'.
http://www.daystarweb.com/productdet...?productID=679
yep, those are what I'm speaking of. they are typically found on lowered ricers, and prevent the shock from fully compressing (and likewise, the suspension of the vehicle they are on).
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