Kowblansky01
New member
Hey guys
I recently leveled my chevy suburban about 2 inches with aftermarket keys. Before I had installed it, the bump stops were constantly sitting on the Lower Contol Arms of the truck (Which I have checked to be normal- as in they are supposed to be in contact for my truck). However, after the level kit, the front bumps stops no longer touch the lower control arms. I was wondering whether these timbren bump stops are long enough to be able to contact the lower control arms with the 2-inch level kit, or are they the same length as OEM bump stops? If not, what brands have you guys used for trucks like mine so that the front suspension is sitting correctly regarding the bump stops? Let me know.
I recently leveled my chevy suburban about 2 inches with aftermarket keys. Before I had installed it, the bump stops were constantly sitting on the Lower Contol Arms of the truck (Which I have checked to be normal- as in they are supposed to be in contact for my truck). However, after the level kit, the front bumps stops no longer touch the lower control arms. I was wondering whether these timbren bump stops are long enough to be able to contact the lower control arms with the 2-inch level kit, or are they the same length as OEM bump stops? If not, what brands have you guys used for trucks like mine so that the front suspension is sitting correctly regarding the bump stops? Let me know.