Are gx front bumpstops bigger/better then the stock 4tr unit?

[Mudballz]

I ordered the rear energy suspension stops they look sturdier but the price for the fronts are quite high does anyone know if lexus GX would work on our trucks or any good alternatives:madgrin:
Mike

 

[GripT4R]

There is a thread about this. I think its 5 pages long.

You use the energy suspension rear bump stops in the front of the 4Runner, the Lexus GX rear bump stops are an upgrade for the 4Runner rear bump stops.

 

[WeedKillrr]

https://www.toyota-4runner.org/lexus-gx470-460-a/

and

DuroBumps.

 

[Mudballz]

I’m looking for alternative to duro
and the in the 5 pages there is not definitive answer
ainkiller:

 

[WeedKillrr]

I’m looking for alternative to duro

Why?

 

[Mudballz]

If the Lexus stop are bigger/better made saves me a few dollars in the process
Like the energy suspension version were only 35 shipped the duro fronts are over 120
:fencing:

 

[83Mule]

Mine are from Plasticman and they are way better than stock.

 

[comtn4x4]

The Duro bump and Daystar bumps are much softer/more progressive than the OEM 4Runner bumps. I can't speak to the Lexus ones. And it's not strictly that they are taller, both the Duro and Daystar bumps allow you to travel progressively further through the bump before bottoming out more softly. The OEM bumps are like hitting a brick when you do hit them. They bottom out almost immediately.
IMHO if you're hitting your bump stops on a regular basis this is a more than worthwhile upgrade. If you're not hitting them save the money and stay stock. Won't make a difference anyway.


I reference the Daystar bump stops because I run them in a stock length setup in my rear. I've previously ran the Duro bumps in the rear and currently do in the front

 

[Mudballz]

Thank you for a precise answer :target: