Budget Bumpstops

[Matt V]

I'll be using Bilstein's as well with a set of eBay coilovers, interesting.

How do they ride? I'm afraid of bottoming out my shocks.

[modernbeat]

I'll be using Bilstein's as well with a set of eBay coilovers, interesting.

How do they ride? I'm afraid of bottoming out my shocks.

They were on short travel, stiffly valved shocks with 700/450 springs. I'm about to build a set for the new car with nicer valving and dual-rate springs on the front. They worked well for that application.

If you are going with lower rate springs (400/250 or lower) I'd use the longer Integra Type-R bumpstop and trim it so you have at least 2" front and 1.5" rear before the bumpstop is engaged. Part numbers are 51722-SS0-004 front and 52722-SM4-961 rear.

Pics and part numbers are here:
http://www.team-integra.net/forum/di...TopicID=242730



Also, see this post on MT.net

http://www.miataturbo.net/showthread.php?t=48768

[Matt V]

Sweet, thanks for the info.

It looks like FCM 46mm bumpstops are my best bet, or the stops you mentioned. I currently have 46mm bump stops on my AGX setup so I'll probably just get spring compressors and take these off to put on the Bilsteins.

[POS Racing]

Rears are done but the weather is going to delay my test drive.....

[POS Racing]

Rears are done but the weather is going to delay my test drive.....

Finally got the poor car out of the garage. But only to drive it to work.....

But I made it here in record time!

[jsymonds]

Hey everyone, I was doing some research on the (Integra) Honda 51722-SE0-003 bump stops vs. the FCM 36mm units. See it here: http://grassrootsmotorsports.com/for...t/45604/page1/

And thanks for the idea!

[modernbeat]

You're welcome.