GlockPants

Where does the bumpstop go that comes in Eibach sportline spring packages? Ive got a 96 V6.

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96': Rebuilt 3.8, Hurst short throw, eBay CAI, Taylor wires, Eibach Sportline Springs, Tokico shocks, Steeda C/C plates, ASP udp, H-pipe dual exhaust w/ Flowmaster 40 Series

STANGSUSPENSION

It goes above the differential, on the frame of your Mustang. It replaces the larger rubber bumpstop currently found on your car.

Carefully go underneath the car (with proper supports). You will then see the rubber bumpstop above the differential in the rear...


Sincerely,

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Josh Sadowsky
http://www.stangsuspension.com
Mustang suspension parts and performance.

GlockPants

Wow, that sounds so easy after Ive already put the springs and shocks in the rear end. Will it be ok to drive short distances without the bumpstop there for about a week when I can install the front? or could it damage components?

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96': Rebuilt 3.8, Hurst short throw, eBay CAI, Taylor wires, Eibach Sportline Springs, Tokico shocks, Steeda C/C plates, ASP udp, H-pipe dual exhaust w/ Flowmaster 40 Series

STANGSUSPENSION

You only need the bumpstop if the rear end is bottoming out.

Alot of times, if your shocks are not worn, or you get new shocks... your car may never bottom out.

I would wait, see if the stock bumpstop is causing any issues... if so... then change it...

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Josh Sadowsky
http://www.stangsuspension.com
Mustang suspension parts and performance.

GlockPants

Thanks for the help. I really appreciate the customer service from your company. I guess its good seeing as how Ive bought over $700 worth of parts from you in the last month. Thanks again.

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96': Rebuilt 3.8, Hurst short throw, eBay CAI, Taylor wires, Eibach Sportline Springs, Tokico shocks, Steeda C/C plates, ASP udp, H-pipe dual exhaust w/ Flowmaster 40 Series