I would absolutely LOVE to show you my Timbren bumpstops but unfortunately it is very difficult to sort through all of the applications looking for sizes. I have a 1999 Ranger with custom suspension utilizing 2006 F350 axles on 39X12.50 tires. So what's the possibility of getting a "Builders Products" line?
Timbren
Active member
That’s a beautiful Jeep! How have the Bumpstops changed the ride?
Timbren
Active member
The best way to get assistance would be to call our costumer service line at 1-800-263-3113. They’ll try and help you anyway they can!
That really doesn't work. As an engineer, I deal in numbers. I can work much better with absolute measurements than trying to explain to someone what I want to try and do. Especially when the person on the other end can only reply "we don't make anything to fit that" or "What year/make/model are you shopping for?" I get if it's something that is just outside of what y'all want to do but there is a HUGE custom market that can be tapped simply by publishing some product measurements. As of right now, it's just a guessing game, and when you're doing a project like mine you build up a pile of expensive wrong guesses pretty quick!
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TusknRaidr
New member
Love the bumpstops. They engage so smoothly at full suspension compression and keep the tires from getting too cozy with the inner fenders. HUGE improvement over stock!!
Regcabguy
Oil eater.
You didn't consider new springs first? Old post but a bit perplexing.
rnArmy
Adventurer
Here's mine. Truck is a 96 Dodge Ram 1500 4x4 with a 2" long-leaf add-a-leaf spring lift. I installed the Timbren bump stop thingy four years ago(?). I honestly don't notice it back there (I guess that's a good thing). The truck is no longer my daily driver, and was never used as a work truck.
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Stumpalump
Expedition Leader
No. The van sat at the right height it just hit the stops to early.