Thank you; indeed I am looking for rear bump stops. The shape is significantly different than that of the Moog part number listed above.

And these Mopar rear bump stops are a little odd in that they are secured to the truck frame by a steel tab in the rear and a 5/16-18 bolt in the front.

It is part number 24 on the attached page from the Mopar parts catalog.

 

Thanks much; it's Redlinear and I've just reached out to him.

 

I just took mine off and won't be putting them back on because the spacer blocks I have don't have the bump stop cast on them.

 

The nomenclature (actually works in google) is "bump stop"

Here's a universal one that should fit.

http://www.addictedoffroad.com/index...roducts_id=115

Auto Zone has 5 pages of them.

 

You don't have the tang / tongue / peninsula / wanger / winkie / one eyed snake on the side of the block like on mine ?

 

those "front bump stops" are the style that are on my truck which I believe to be factory as the truck has been in the family since new and I don't believe they have been changed

 

No mine are different I have two sets. the ones I will be using are from a 1990 1/2 ton. I will get a picture when it gets light out.

 

The Mopar Parts Catalog drawing in the .pdf attached to Post #16 above shows a rear bump stop (Item #32 in the drawing) which resembles the front bump stops still available from Moog.

BUT, those bumpstops fit Truck Model Codes D5 and D8, which are 1/2 ton pickups and Ramchargers respectively in Mopar Parts Catalog nomenclature. Our 4WD trucks are Model Codes D6 and D7, which utilize Item #24 in the drawing. Perhaps your truck is a 1/2 ton or a Ramcharger?

 

these are the blocks I am using. Like James1 said the 1/2 ton bump stops are different than the W&D 250/350.This is what the 3/4 ton look like.

 

Did you grind them clean before painting ? Mine were made out of a "high nickel content" alloy of some sort. When I removed all the grime and the paint, they were "shiny" like chrome below.. I thought about spraying a clear on them, but then I figured the road kill squirrels I accidentally hit from time to time wouldn't really notice much...

 

I wire wheeled them and they looked like cast iron or steel. I noticed yours look more angular than my other set if memory serves me(Un likely) Maybe the later ones were better material.