Ford Bump Stops
(Also known as a Jounce Bumper)
Below is a selection of bump stops used on light Ford commercial vehicles.
In order to offer the correct air assistance kit for Fords, we need to know what style bump stop was fitted to the vehicle.
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Style 1
Round rubber glued to metal base plate which is threaded in to the chassis
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Style 2 Oblong rubber glued to metal base plate which is hooked in to the chassis one end, and bolted the other
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Style 3 Tall rubber cone pressed in to a tall metal cup.
Secured to the chassis with single bolt (Image shown on left)
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Style 4
Short
stubby rubber block pressed in to a tall metal cup.
Secured
to the chassis with single bolt
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Style 5
Short
stubby rubber block pressed in to a short metal cup.
Secured
to the chassis with single bolt
Overall
height, about 3” (75mm) (Image shown on left)
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Style 6
Flat
stubby rubber block pressed in to a short metal cup.
Secured
to the chassis with single bolt
Overall
height, about 2” (50mm)
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Style 7
Metal
bounce plate, welded to top of axle tube.
This is
what the rubber bump stop strikes against. (Image shown on left)
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Style 8
Short
stubby rubber block pressed in to a short metal cup.
Secured
to the chassis with single bolt
Overall
height, about 3” (75mm)
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Style 9
Cone
shaped rubber block pressed in to a short metal cup. Secured to the chassis with single bolt
Overall
height, about 5” (125mm) (Image shown on left)
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Style 10
Cone
shaped rubber block pressed in to a tall metal cup.
Secured
to the chassis with single bolt May be way off on dimensions, however overall height, may be about 8” (200mm)
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Style 11
Cone
shaped rubber block pressed in to a short metal cup. More balloon shaped
than other designs. Secured to the chassis with single bolt.
Overall
height, about 5” - 6” (125-150mm) (Image shown on left)
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