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Old 04-01-2007, 08:41 PM
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PSS9 and H&R coil users. Quick Q for you..

The stock front bump stops when installed on a PSS9 or H&R setup, will these still work. From what i can tell from looking at these h&r coils sitting in my house ready to install the shaft is a LOT bigger on the h&r coils (bilstein strut) compared to the stock shaft.

Can anyone shine some light on what you use for the front bump stop on these??? The instructions for these are missing and i want to get them on the car...

fyi, from what i can tell the pss9 and the h&r uses the same strut design and piston size.

So the question: when installing a pss9 or a h&R coilover front suspension setup and still using the stock upper strut mount, what do you use for the bump stops, do you use stock and drill them out or what???
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They(h&r and pss9) had the bump stops inside already.
So..........
You will not need use stock bump stops on then.
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