5th Gen custom bump stops. need some input

Are there plans for a taller front bump stop? I need to limit travel to prevent my new tires from hitting the top of the fender well.
 
garc1809 said:
There an issue on your site I try to order but it won’t let me.
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I too tried to ordered but don't know if it went through since I never got a email confirmation and couldn't enter the discount code. I sent a message on the site and a PM here but no reply.

Hey [MENTION=146407]Plastics guy[/MENTION]
 
phillyd2 said:
I too tried to ordered but don't know if it went through since I never got a email confirmation and couldn't enter the discount code. I sent a message on the site and a PM here but no reply.

Hey [MENTION=146407]Plastics guy[/MENTION]
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We do not see any missed messages or emails. Please email any order inquiries to [email protected]


Order confirmations are automated and any order that was placed does receive a confirmation from Durobumps as well as from the merchant service you made payment with.
 
I just installed the front and rears and took it for a quick test in my neighborhood speed bumps. WOW! Before installing these, I would have to slow down to about 10 mph and it would still feel a little abrupt going with the up and down motion. I took these at the usual 10 mph and it felt a lot smoother. Then took it at 20 mph and it was still smooth. When I build up enough courage, I’m going to see how fast I can drive over these speed bumps.

Also, sometimes I would have to park in an odd angle on my driveway and would have to drive off the curb. Before these bumpstops, it would be extremely harsh even when going less than 3 mph. It feels like a cushion now!
 
Louisiana Overland said:
I got an order confirmation but nothing since in regards to shipping/tracking.
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Same. I ordered these during Memorial Day weekend (two weeks ago) and have not had an update on whether these are shipping or not.

Do you have an update [MENTION=146407]Plastics guy[/MENTION] ?
 
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Chilow said:
I just installed the front and rears and took it for a quick test in my neighborhood speed bumps. WOW! Before installing these, I would have to slow down to about 10 mph and it would still feel a little abrupt going with the up and down motion. I took these at the usual 10 mph and it felt a lot smoother. Then took it at 20 mph and it was still smooth. When I build up enough courage, I’m going to see how fast I can drive over these speed bumps.

Also, sometimes I would have to park in an odd angle on my driveway and would have to drive off the curb. Before these bumpstops, it would be extremely harsh even when going less than 3 mph. It feels like a cushion now!
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Nice!....this is extremely encouraging!
 
I installed my rear bumpstops today. They were not “symetrical” as stated in an earlier post and did have a “groove” for one of the mounting holes. The durobump website install instructions says the groove should face inward. I intially mounted that way but this put a good bit of the bumpstop hanging outside the mounting flange and it appeared it would land on the abs sensor wire when it contacted the axle in a bottom-out situation. So I ended up swapping sides of the vehicle with them. It looks like this affords more solid mounting and no interference with any wiring when bottoming out. The groove area is facing out....or towards the inside of the tire.
 
Louisiana Overland said:
I installed my rear bumpstops today. They were not “symetrical” as stated in an earlier post and did have a “groove” for one of the mounting holes. The durobump website install instructions says the groove should face inward. I intially mounted that way but this put a good bit of the bumpstop hanging outside the mounting flange and it appeared it would land on the abs sensor wire when it contacted the axle in a bottom-out situation. So I ended up swapping sides of the vehicle with them. It looks like this affords more solid mounting and no interference with any wiring when bottoming out. The groove area is facing out....or towards the inside of the tire.
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That's how mine are installed as well. I can't remember what the instructions said but I think I did the same thing by accident at first; notch towards the diff. Definitely wasn't right.
 
Louisiana Overland said:
I installed my rear bumpstops today. They were not “symetrical” as stated in an earlier post and did have a “groove” for one of the mounting holes. The durobump website install instructions says the groove should face inward. I intially mounted that way but this put a good bit of the bumpstop hanging outside the mounting flange and it appeared it would land on the abs sensor wire when it contacted the axle in a bottom-out situation. So I ended up swapping sides of the vehicle with them. It looks like this affords more solid mounting and no interference with any wiring when bottoming out. The groove area is facing out....or towards the inside of the tire.
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MyanRagahis said:
That's how mine are installed as well. I can't remember what the instructions said but I think I did the same thing by accident at first; notch towards the diff. Definitely wasn't right.
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I had this same issue as well. I read the instructions and when I lined it up it just didn't make any sense. I messaged him on IG and he said it was a typo. The notch should be on the outside. This is the way it should be installed.
 

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sn_85 said:
I had this same issue as well. I read the instructions and when I lined it up it just didn't make any sense. I messaged him on IG and he said it was a typo. The notch should be on the outside. This is the way it should be installed.
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I wanto install some nylock nuts like you did on top. Do you remember the size?
 
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