Better Rear Bump Stops?

[huntert98]

I have been using these Crown auto bumps on the rear of my liberty, and the soft foam splits and they disintegrate after about 6 months of use. Anybody know any stronger alternatives?

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[lfhoward]

My OEM ones are still alive on my 08. I would go Mopar. Part number is 52125396AB.

 

[Johnny O]

My OEM ones are still alive on my 08. I would go Mopar. Part number is 52125396AB.

Tested and agreed. The crown Auto are garbage. I put them in and a week later put the factory originals back in.

 

[huntert98]

Awesome, ill give those a shot

Thanks all

 

[Bikeflyer]

Are the lower bump stops stock? I don't have those but would like them.

 

[Johnny O]

Are the lower bump stops stock? I don't have those but would like them.

Two hockey pucks work best for lowers in n the rear according to the gurus.

 

[tommudd]

Two hockey pucks work best for lowers in n the rear according to the gurus.

When lifted

 

[tommudd]

Are the lower bump stops stock? I don't have those but would like them.

There isn't any on the bottom stock, when lifted hockey pucks are used to bolt down to the lower spring perch depending on how much lift, then number of hockey pucks as needed such as 2-3 perside

 

[SparkyJeb]

Where could I get these hockey pucks?

 

[GBsKJ]

Where could I get these hockey pucks?

Got mine on ebay. Nothing fancy.

 

[tommudd]

Where could I get these hockey pucks?

Sporting goods store, amazon , my garage etc

 

[Johnny O]

Any

Where could I get these hockey pucks?

Anywhere. Are literally actual hockey pucks. A drill and some SS carriage bolts. I was confused by the lingo too when starting out!

 

[LeeDS]

FWIW Timbren bump stops are very good on my 2011 Liberty. I got mine via e-Trailer.

 

[Johnny O]

Talkin to me Da, and he suggested a timbren kit. saw it mentioned here, wondering application they are for.

Never heard of them before.