Prothane Front Bump Stop Kit for 07-18 Jeep Wrangler JK
Description
Prothane make polyurethane products to outlast the original rubber, and this Front Bump Stop Kit is a direct replacement for the JK Wrangler. These bump stops are the original 3" long and fit into the stock cups, working to limit the travel of the axle. Trust these to outlast the foam rubber provided by the factory and give a better a ride.
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- Features: Polyurethane
- Color: Red or Black
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Prothane Front Bump Stop Kit Options
| Part Number | Catalog # | Color | Price | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1-1303 | 16045-0432 | Red | $16.99 | ||||||
| 1-1303-BL | 16045-0433 | Black | $16.99 |
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Prothane Front Bump Stop Kit Reviews
Guest
2/11/2022
Price and materials
Philip M.
1/3/2022
Heard good things figure give a shot
Eric B.
2/3/2021
These things are the ticket for replacing dry rotted OEM bumps. They should last longer here in the high desert than the nasty stock junk. However, a few things to note: better to have the springs off when installing if possible for starters. Second is a little bit of grease makes a huge difference in getting them in. I used a decent sized pry bar and they popped right in--passenger side better than driver, but no real problem otherwise. Seen lots of people complain about how hard these are to install on various forums--grease is your friend. A decent amount and they will give you no problems.
