terd ferguson

I have done a search, and I have gotten 2 answers. 1.) Leave the bump stops stock. 2.) Cut them in half. Because the instructions are in Japanese, I am kinda at a loss as to what to do. Some who knows for sure please help. Thanks!!!

terd ferguson

By the way, the springs are RSR Ti2000.

hyperpm

My Tein springs came with a spec sheet on how much to cut bump stop for different cars. Mine was to cut .2 inches front and leave the rear bump stop alone.

TepEvan

I never cut the bump stop.

allenheathdj

the HKS SF5"s come with new bump stops.

Johnny--2K

I would like to know too since I just recently installed these same springs.

dut

- I always cut the bump stops.. I cut mine in half

Johnny--2K

what exactly does this do though? Make the car sit lower, ride different or what?

dut

- it might be possible that the bump stop will prevent more 'play' in the suspension...
- if you go low enough and don't cut the bump stop, the car will just be riding on the bump stop...

Johnny--2K

OK, so it is somewhat necessary right?

If so, the fronts with the RSR's are only a 0.8" drop, but the rears are 1.4", so should I trim just the rears about .5"?