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Camburg 17-20 Ford Raptor Bolt-on Rear 2.5 Bump Stop Mount Kit (S/O)
MPN CAM-120025 · Store SKU cmbCAM-120025
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Product details
Our Camburg bump stop mounts bolt onto the rear of your 2017-2020 Ford Raptor with ease. These are designed to use FOX or King 2.5 x 2.5 hydraulic bump stops with Deaver spring-over leaf springs or the equivalent. They provide additional bottom out control to maximize the vehicles entire suspension travel. We also incorporate a bolt-on frame x-member to add torsional strength. They are MIG welded, powder coated a textured gray to match our billet arms and the FOX shock hard anodize. They include all the necessary Grade 8 hardware. These bolt into existing holes in the frame, so their is no guess work on placement or drilling needed. We also supply a thick bump pad that gets installed under the leaf spring and gives the bump stop a flat surface to hit and has attachment points for the wheel speed sensor wires to keep them out of the way and secure. The CAD drawing shows an optional billet aluminum x-member that will be available in the near future. Designed to use FOX #981-25-040 and King #BS2525 bump stops only. Fits with the stock exhaust system and Magnaflow systems. Other aftermarket systems if routed different could have clearance issues with the x-member. We supply a spacer and bolt kit to lower the exhaust if needed. Camburg Ford Raptor '17-20 Spring Over Bolt-on Rear 2.50" Bump Stop Mount Kit Only Bolt-on Rear Spring Over 2.5 Bump Stop Mount Kit
Manufacturer fitment & guides
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