Bump Stop Spacing Advice

[BlackBeard1790]

I noticed the other day while inspecting my suspension before a trail ride that I only have 2” of spacing between my front bump stop and spacer pucks. My rear has 2.5”. I haven’t noticed any hard hits during daily drives and while on the trail I only notice it when coming off a steep drop too fast. Because of this, I’m not too concerned about the spacing, but want to make sure I’m maximizing my wheel travel for when I hit some tougher obstacles.

I have a 2022 JLUW with the MetalCloak 2.5” True Dual Rate lift and 315/70r17 Nitto Trail Grapplers. I’ve included some pics of the bump stops as well as my wheel clearance on a flat surface and a picture of some decent flex on the trail yesterday.

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[Roky]

I noticed the other day while inspecting my suspension before a trail ride that I only have 2” of spacing between my front bump stop and spacer pucks. My rear has 2.5”. I haven’t noticed any hard hits during daily drives and while on the trail I only notice it when coming off a steep drop too fast. Because of this, I’m not too concerned about the spacing, but want to make sure I’m maximizing my wheel travel for when I hit some tougher obstacles.

I have a 2022 JLUW with the MetalCloak 2.5” True Dual Rate lift and 315/70r17 Nitto Trail Grapplers. I’ve included some pics of the bump stops as well as my wheel clearance on a flat surface and a picture of some decent flex on the trail yesterday.

You should cycle the suspension to be sure, but I think you can ditch a puck , that’s a lot of bump for 2.5” lift….

 

[srt20]

I have a JLUR with MC 2.5 GC. I have 2 pucks per corner. 35” tires, 0 offset wheels.

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