Operation, Maintenance – JKS 1100 User Manual

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JKS1100

JKS Adjustable Bump Stop Installation

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Slide BumpStop Spacer(s) through coil spring and

position on center of lower spring mount.

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Apply anti-seize lubricant to appropriate 1/2” Bolt

(F or G). Place Split Washer (H) on bolt and insert

through spacer(s). Thread bolt into hole in lower

spring mount.

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Using a torque wrench, tighten the 1/2” Bolt to 25

ft-lbs.

FOR 2.75”, 3.25”, or 4.00” CONFIGURATION:

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Locate the remaining BumpStop Spacers and

hardware required for your application – refer to

DETERMINE BUMP STOP LENGTH section.

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Slide additional BumpStop Spacer(s) through coil

spring and position on 2.00” BumpStop Spacer

(A).

HINT: When stacking spacers, make sure they

interlock before inserting hardware.

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Apply anti-seize lubricant to appropriate 1/2” Bolt

(E, F or G). Place Split Washer (H) on bolt and

insert through spacer(s). Thread bolt into hole on

top of 2.00” BumpStop Spacer (A).

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Using a torque wrench, tighten the 1/2” Bolt to 25

ft-lbs.

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7. POST-INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

Before operating vehicle off-road, test for proper bump

stop operation by fully cycling the suspension and check-

ing for obstructions. Add, remove or replace BumpStop

Spacers if necessary until maximum unobstructed suspen-

sion compression is achieved.

Operation

Future BumpStop length adjustments should be made with

NO LOAD on the coil springs, and the suspension at FULL

DROOP.
Depending on the springs used, it may be necessary to

spread the coils apart when inserting or removing the 2.00”

BumpStop Spacer (A).

Maintenance

Regular cleaning with pressurized water is recommended

to maximize ease of operation and reliability.

©2013 JKS Manufacturing, Inc & Aftermarketing, LLC

Revision Date 3/22/2013

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