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I have some universal bump stops available. You will need to do slight modification to your car for these to work.
17.99 + Mi tax and shipping http://cs3automotive.com/index.php?a=PROD:227
I guess you could do it either way. There is lip thats in the way of the "universal" bump stop fitting in place. Thats need to be cut or bent out of the way. I guess you could also modify the bumbp stop also. No manufacture makes a "direct" replacement bump stop and I think GM doesn't offer these anymore.
http://www.fquick.com/csmith4153 2015 Midnight Silverado Crew Cab 2011 Camaro SS 1999 Camaro SS #4153 1986 Monte Carlo SS 1969 Camaro - 427 Rat
I haven't installed mine yet because of the difficulty. The two bolts that hold the stock bumpstop in are still there but the bump stop is gone. I tried to get the bolts out and they're totally rounded - rusted to the bump stop mounting spot and really nasty looking. The only thing we can figure is that we have to drill the bolts out but to do that would require basically dropping the whole rear end out.
are you kidding me!? Mine are basically the same as what you just descirbed yours as. The bolts are there but no bump stops and they really do look scary. Damn but anyhow I still need them so let me know creight you can put me down for some.
Its not a group buy. Just something I've been waiting to come in. Brian asked me about them a long time ago, and they are now in stock.
You can order from my site with a credit card.
If anyone need to pay by PayPal, shoot me a pm with your info. I'll need to figure out shipping cost. Spay the heck out of your bolts with WD-40, BP Blaster or some Kroil oil (I might of spelld that wrong) and Let it soak in, spray it more, soak, etc...
This is a picture of the lip thats need to be cut out of the way
I haven't installed mine yet because of the difficulty. The two bolts that hold the stock bumpstop in are still there but the bump stop is gone. I tried to get the bolts out and they're totally rounded - rusted to the bump stop mounting spot and really nasty looking. The only thing we can figure is that we have to drill the bolts out but to do that would require basically dropping the whole rear end out.
Is there any way to get a angle grinder or small air powered disc wheel in there to put a straight slot on the bolthead to use a flathead screwdriver to get them out?
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