If you say so. But honestly the only way that’s really possible is if your car is higher than the stock ride height.
The stock bump stops were designed to be progressive, that’s why they’re triangular. You can be getting into to the lower bump stops on compression without even realizing it a lot of the time. They were actually designed to be used as part of the suspension to some extent. Maybe not on a cruise around the block, but do some spirited driving or hit some decent sized bumps and you’ll hit the bump stops with all factory equipment and ride height settings. With a V8 and /6 bars you’re getting into the bump stops unless it’s really high in the front. There just isn’t enough wheel rate with /6 bars to stop it from happening even at the factory ride height.
But don’t believe me, go put a dab of grease on the top of the LCA bump stops and go for a drive that has some pot holes and bumps, or throw it into some corners. I bet you’ll be surprised.