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Old 11-26-2013, 05:25 PM   #26
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Originally Posted by Racecomp Engineering View Post
to be super CLEAR…our bump stops are MUCH shorter and firmer ( progressive 3 stage) than stock. So you gain travel technically. Not to mention the spring RATE is increased and there is less travel USED in most situations.

Small detail many forget.

NOTE: not said in a defensive way, just trying to explain better !

Myles
Hey just FYI my statement wasn't accusatory - this thread regarding bump stop usage as part of the suspension has been pretty interesting and educational for me. I'm about to put sportlines on my car - yeah they're probably a bit too low for track usage (not gonna stop me!) but at least they come with different bump stops.

Hummm maybe you should market a new line of performance progressive rate bump stops!
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