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Originally Posted by TimB
I haven't even thought about a bumpstop yet. The factory fitted two rubber blocks beneath the seat frame. I am just guessing that nobody really wants to experience what happens if the axle hits those hard wink

The ones you make look like a good solution to me. In order to get the right height of the bump stop brackets I would need to find the shock position when it is fully compressed and add the height of the rubber block when being compressed, right?

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Info about Rog´s bump stops

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Originally Posted by TimB
I haven't even thought about a bumpstop yet. The factory fitted two rubber blocks beneath the seat frame. I am just guessing that nobody really wants to experience what happens if the axle hits those hard wink

The ones you make look like a good solution to me. In order to get the right height of the bump stop brackets I would need to find the shock position when it is fully compressed and add the height of the rubber block when being compressed, right?

BTW: Who is Rog ? smile



Have a look at this link!
A fantastic improvement to many cars!

Info about Rog´s bump stops


But only possible if you have a rear hoop, and if you have shocks without buitl in bump stops.

If you have Spax Shocks, they have built in bump stops, or you can put a bumpstop on the damper rod.

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Originally Posted by TBM
I made some bumpstop brackets for mine - i don;t think the AVO shocks have them built in (SSL recommend another type of shock which has a built in bumpstop, negating the need for additional stops, like I've made or the ones Rog sells)

PJB was under the impression AVO's didn't have compression bump stops but I found my (front) ones did albeit polyurethane. Nevertheless he persuaded me to use the Spax gas shocks they spec with their front RS kit. Assume rear AVO's do as well - easy enough to check - just pull back and release the soft plastic dust cover.


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I made some bumpstop brackets for mine - i don;t think the AVO shocks have them built in (SSL recommend another type of shock which has a built in bumpstop, negating the need for additional stops, like I've made or the ones Rog sells)

PJB was under the impression AVO's didn't have compression bump stops but I found my (front) ones did albeit polyurethane. Nevertheless he persuaded me to use the Spax gas shocks they spec with their front RS kit. Assume rear AVO's do as well - easy enough to check - just pull back and release the soft plastic dust cover.


That's good to know - negates the need for the additional bump stops. Only have front shocks (AVO) on mine.


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Whow - I had a look at Rog's bump stops and then found his planetary box here: Malvern Arms forum

Quite a piece of work. But I also learned: on the four seater with the Rutherford side bracket those bump stops won't work.
And I double checked on the AVO website. AVOUK - their shocks have a 1" bump stop built-in.

Now off to the garage: I hope to have a rolling chassis by tonight wink

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Now off to the garage: I hope to have a rolling chassis by tonight wink


Good luck! Hope it all goes well. Keep us posted.

And good news about the bump stop in the AVO - means you won't need any additional support.



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Still some work to do before it is a rolling chassis - but the rear suspension is in and hopefully finished.
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Glad you managed to get it sorted. Looking very smart.

Have you thought about a bash plate for the tank, where the handbrake mount is? Opinion is divided, but I fitted one as it was easy, and there was no detrimental affect.


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Well done. Good to see the progress


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