Check out this great alternative to installing front bump stop extensions that also performs as a secondary suspension absorber...



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Great. I was looking to put this kind of stopper on mine but the setup is very easy and not to be hit.

 

Does anyone have this? Know where we can buy it?

 

Looks cool. How much $$$$$?

 

The Off Road Evolution Fox 2″ Air Bump Stop System comes complete with Air Bump mounting brackets, two 2.0 Fox Air Bump Stops and is expected to retail for about $399.

 

Will these help smooth out the on-road ride? I have a four link setup with adjustable arms, track bars, bilstein shocks, etc. and still have a really stiff ride. Wondering if this will help soften those small potholes?

 

This is a air bump stop system
This will only be felt on the last 2-4 inches of suspention travel
On your stiff ride what kit do you have, is it to stiff while rdriving on the steet , or are you bottoming out your suspention on rough roads?

 

Any details on the coil over kits for the front. After looking at the site these caught my eye as I'm looking to upgrade shock and springs. I like what I see but the pic is kind of small for looking at the details. I'd like to understand what's entailed in the install from let's say stock and how much lift it would provide. Can I dial it for a 3" setup?

 

It's really stiff while driving on the street. It does drive straight and does not pull or have flighty steering. I have a 4" Superlift kit with adjustable front and rear track bars. Clayton Offroad adjustable upper and lower control arms. Bilstein 5100 series shocks. Tire pressure is where it needs to be. I don't know what else I could do other than new shocks? Maybe the Bilsteins are too stiff and need something adjustable?

 

I was interested in more details too.