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Old 2nd May 2014, 05:52   #21
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My old one was 90mm and it was about 10mm off the bump stops and I can't ever remember it bottoming out but then saying that I was careful over bumps and my car was stripped at the back so no weight. But 60mm should be fairly ok


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Mine scrapes when I have my hoes in the back. Them be fat hoes.
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I find it reaches the bumpstops at about 80mm so could be hitting them I suspect as it'll be alot more bouncy with standard shocks. Aftermarket shocks like apex or spax will make it firmer. And trimming a cm or two off the bumpstop is easily done and causes no trouble. Will mean there's more suspension travel until it bottoms out.

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