💥 Energy Suspension 9.9101G All Purpose Bump Stop - 2 Pack Review

I wasn't sure how well they would fit my 2006 Chevy Colorado, but they came the size of the mounting hole very close. I used my angle grinder to make it slightly smaller in diameter and then just got it into the holder. It wouldn't go through the rest of this size by hand, but I wanted it to be a tight fit, so I used a piece of wood and a wrench to jack it up as I lowered the truck. It went right in and all I had to do was screw the nut in, which was a little tricky but doable with a 1/4 socket

Purchased for a 2005 GMC Canyon after finding the fender was broken on one side. I couldn't find a specific replacement so I bought it at a good price. I had to cut off about 1/8 inch on the outside to fit, which is not surprising for an all-rounder. Doing this with a knife was going to take a while, and I didn't have a grinder, so I attached it in one piece. made of wood and went quickly with a saw. The hole for the bolt had to be reamed out a bit and the only way to keep the nut in the…

The stops on the front of my Colorado Z71 were badly worn to the point that it would bounce over bumps against the frame every time I went out to pasture. Although they solved this problem. They are really hard rubber. I had to trim them a bit on the outside to fit the mounts, but once that was done they fit fine. They work very well and last longer than the Chevrolet. ***Updated November 16, 2014*** I've been using them for almost a year and on hard driving they still work great and look…