Hi all, I want to do the zuk mod but don't have the lower rear bump stops on my truck. Does anyone know what the PN is for them or where i can get them?

Thanks in advance.

 

Last I looked at the dealer I priced them a few years ago I think they were around $50.00 each.

Find some used ones .

 

Thanks for the info. Good to know. My problem is I live about 3+ hours from the nearest decent parts yard (pretty rural over here) so I need to find them online somehow. I did find these on ebay http://www.ebay.com/itm/150350784590 they look the same as the pics of the ones i've seen online but they're for the front axle of the pre-86 trucks. Any chance you might know if they're the same?

 

They look the same from the picture .

I bought quite a few things off of Bruce over the years good guy to deal with.

Where are you from??

 

okanogan highlands in central washington. I PMed the seller to ask if they knew if they were the same as used on the rear in 86-trucks, he replied with a "nope they're different".....bummer.

 

I might have a set off my parts truck

I am just not sure if they are any good

They have a tendency to dry rot and break off.

I will look.

 

Thanks, I'd really appreciate it. Even if the rubber is messed up I could use the metal base and attach one of the aftermarket bump stops that are available everywhere like these (http://www.ebay.com/itm/141286165207) Just need them to hold the bottom of the spring in place though.

 

Zuk mod is great but my factory pressed bumps snapped off so you are headed in the right direction. Have plates too if Wyoming can't help.

 

Hi Peabody, Wyoming looked buy couldn't find his. Do you have the base plates for the bumpstops? If so I'll buy them from you.

 

I have an extra set from parts truck. PM with zip/address; I'll send image, etc. Will want to see what you do with them.

 

Thanks Peabody! Much appreciated. PM sent. If the rubber is in decent shape i just plan on leaving them as is for the zuk mod. If the rubber is gone or cracked I will either buy one of those aftermarket bump stop sets and install them on the metal bracket or machine some aluminum cylinders that i can moutn straight to the brackets that have the same OD as the spring's ID. Just depends on if i have the material handy.I'll definitely post up pics either way.