What Stops flex.
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Rollincoal420
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In this case, I'd say the stock control arms are the limiting factor
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Rollincoal420
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Right. Good call. That should be number 1 on the list. Lol. I'm not used to those things on my jeep
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piginajeep
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Not really, I run stock arms with Evo coilovers.
Your driveshafts are going to limit your flex along with the coils
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Skirmish
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On a properly built suspension your upward movement should be limited by your bumpstops. If they don't then you are hitting something you shouldn't be, usually bottoming out your shocks. Downward movement should be stopped when your shocks reach their full length or if they are too long for your springs to stay seated a limiting strap should stop travel. If it isn't a shock or a limiting strap stopping travel then, again, it becomes something that shouldn't stop it or a spring can fall out. It could be a brakeline, the driveshaft or control arms hitting a skid or exhaust but really it should be a shock.
