1996cc said:
Maybe those that aren't hitting don't get wheeled off the curbs. Or maybe they are bump stopped into oblivion. Obviously there are many here that do hit, just read the replys.
After reading the replies...
(1) person reports having your same issue but fixed it by getting the proper mount
(1) person reports having your issue after their bar was already bent
Huh?
Yeah, I obviously don't wheel mine. Let's just say there's a reason I have a shelf full of broken D30 shafts and blown up 297X u-joints, and a few more reasons why I have a kingpin D60 now. And up until I swapped the 60 in I ran the Rusty's HD bar for 45,000 miles, as a dual-purpose trail rig and DD. Including many trips driving 150+ miles home with broken shafts, shocks, steering, etc.
Furthermore, bumpstopping on the front axle happened only when the 33's hit the spot where the airbox/battery is. I never extended the front bumpstops.
If you look, the bolt for the trackbar is below the oil pan by a good amount. Meaning the bar has to go past horizontal and start pointing up before it thinks about hitting, and you'll need a good 6-7" of pure vertical wheel travel on the passenger side before it gets close. You sure yours isn't bent?
edit: A few pics from when I had the Rusty's one installed.
How the hell do you get this to hit the oil pan?
Sounds like someone is running some mis-matched equipment...