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Old Dec 26, 2006, 10:35 PM
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installing tanabe gf210.... cut bumpstop?

i've read a little and saw that some people cut the bumpstops with the tanabe gf210's and some people didn't cut the bump stop?

idk what to do... any suggestions?


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Old Dec 26, 2006, 10:41 PM
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Cut them
Old Dec 26, 2006, 10:44 PM
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where? lol.... how do i know where to cut them?
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i didn't and they were fine...
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Just installed them and didn't cut anything.

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Install, drive around, see if they hit, then cut if needed.
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I thought these come with instructions on how much to cut off and where to cut. I guess I will find out as I plan to order these as soon as I get some extra money. I also have a second set of stock bump stops lined up so I can cut one set and keep one set if I ever go back to stock.
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looks awesome you should be fine without cutting them

red mudflaps are a little bit too much red in my opinion
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you would probably have to cut about 1/4 inch or less than a 1/2 inch off from the top of the bump stop. ONLY cut if the instructions tell you to do so. you can also call tanabe for help.
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i cut mine. not sure how much i took off but it was a fair amount.
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I didnt cut mine. Rides fine.
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