Are bump stops needed for Skunk2 full coilover?
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Re: Are bump stops needed for Skunk2 full coilover? (Civic858)
Pfft...unless you're dropping more than 2" or rally racing around some crazy dunes then you wont need them. Trust me.
They're stiff enough to tackle bad roads. You'll be uncomfortable as hell over rough asphalt, but you're not going to bottom out. Not even close.
Edit: My experience is with a Teg, I only just noticed you're fitting them onto a TSX.
They're stiff enough to tackle bad roads. You'll be uncomfortable as hell over rough asphalt, but you're not going to bottom out. Not even close.
Edit: My experience is with a Teg, I only just noticed you're fitting them onto a TSX.
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Re: Are bump stops needed for Skunk2 full coilover? (Civic858)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Civic858 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I just called Skunk2 and they said I need a set of bump stops.</TD></TR></TABLE>
If Skunk2 told you that you need bump stops, then put bump stops on them.
You don't want to bottom out the dampers internally and damage them, because you'll be SOL when you have to buy another set.
If Skunk2 told you that you need bump stops, then put bump stops on them.
You don't want to bottom out the dampers internally and damage them, because you'll be SOL when you have to buy another set.
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