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WTB - 3rd Gen Rear Cone Bumpstops

rideexileex

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Wanted on the cheap....

Debating of bumping up to the 861 coils and I first want to see if the extra height from the OEM 3rd gen conical bumpstops in the rear coils will take care of my height problem. I foolishly threw mine away. If anyone has extras, please let me know.

Thanks.
 
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Using them is a good thing. It puts rubber between the coil and the coil bucket. It helps keep the coil from shifting. It'll add about 3/8" of lift too. When you use them, I would advise cutting off two donuts from each of them. It'd simple. Just bend them and slice at the joint with a razor knife (matte knife/Box cutter). If you leave them whole, they will limit the compression and the up travel of the axle. They were designed to control heavy loads by coming in contact with the lower coil seat. There are actual bumpstops mounted on the frame.

I have the 861s and they are awesome. I am also running the rubber cone Jounce bumpers.
 
Using them is a good thing. It puts rubber between the coil and the coil bucket. It helps keep the coil from shifting. It'll add about 3/8" of lift too. When you use them, I would advise cutting off two donuts from each of them. It'd simple. Just bend them and slice at the joint with a razor knife (matte knife/Box cutter). If you leave them whole, they will limit the compression and the up travel of the axle. They were designed to control heavy loads by coming in contact with the lower coil seat. There are actual bumpstops mounted on the frame.

I have the 861s and they are awesome. I am also running the rubber cone Jounce bumpers.

Gerdo... you are making it too tempting to spend more money...

I still have mine. Should get another Seattle meet going and you can grab em.

Apiki, that would be awesome! I will gladly buy you beers! I just called Marlin this morning and the diff is finally shipping out on thursday. I should be ready to wheel in January.




To everyone else, thank you for the offers! It's just hard to beat a local pickup!
 
I'm in Marysville. I have a set you can have for free.

These are the "updated" ones there were done under the TSB, correct? Shaped like an ice cream cone.
 

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