So I got my pro kits and dspecs in the mail today. Before I go install them tomorrow, just wanna make sure I do it right. I DO need to cut the top ring of the bump stop off and put them on the tokicos right? Is that the only modification I need to make?
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believe so! I have the DSpecs and Sportlines and had to cut a big chunk off the bump stop...but the sportlines also drop it almost a full inch more than the pro kits.
"You can only feed them semen for so long before their legs fall off."
Nice... OH im stupid... forgot I actually went with the sportlines. Almost bought the prokits though
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Yeah, I was like. I didnt need to cut the bumpstop on my d specs and prokits.
there are instructions that come with that explain exactly what to do.
All I want... is a little of the good life
I have Dspecs and sportlines, I never cut my bumpstops. 2 years now with no problems.
Brian, maybe thats why yours are blown lol
So is it important I cut the bump stop then? What's the point in cutting it?
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Needs to give the shocks/strut room to move due to the drop.
"You can only feed them semen for so long before their legs fall off."
Senorguitar wrote:Needs to give the shocks/strut room to move due to the drop.
are they not specifically designed for the drop?
wouldn't they be fine in the form that they are made?
like what EcoCav said...his are fine?
