bumpstop upgrades?

what's the difference between the stock front bumpstops of 2001-2002 and the 1996-2000 4Runners? Just asking because there was a change in the part numbers between these years.
 
:crazy:

WRONG... Bump stops can and do, limit your travel, and thats why I went with low profile stops up front, allows MORE uptravel, atleast it does on my rig

You are funny..
Both of our bump stops are the same length when compressed. I just use a softer material. You have a harsh bottom out. Good luck with your metal on metal contact. I doubt you have ever bottomed out your suspension or you would know how ridiculous that sounds.
 
:crazy:

WRONG... Bump stops can and do, limit your travel, and thats why I went with low profile stops up front, allows MORE uptravel, atleast it does on my rig

I have an idea. Maybe you should take your bump stops off completely. You will have tons of up travel. Let us know how that works out for you.
 
You are funny..
Both of our bump stops are the same length when compressed. I just use a softer material. You have a harsh bottom out. Good luck with your metal on metal contact. I doubt you have ever bottomed out your suspension or you would know how ridiculous that sounds.

and you know me ? you know how much I wheel ? you know hoe long, Ive been wheeling ? stop talking out of your rear end.
Come to colorado, do some wheeling with me, learn from experiance, untill then, you have now idea, no clue, to how much wheeling I do, you have idea what my rig has and doesnt have or how capible either I am or my rig is, with that being said, Im done with you.
 
and you know me ? you know how much I wheel ? you know hoe long, Ive been wheeling ? stop talking out of your rear end.
Come to colorado, do some wheeling with me, learn from experiance, untill then, you have now idea, no clue, to how much wheeling I do, you have idea what my rig has and doesnt have or how capible either I am or my rig is, with that being said, Im done with you.

Haha. See ya.
 
Has anyone ever ran hydro bump stops in the front of a 3rd gen? I've been using Wheeler's Superbumps for a while and I actually really love them but I've lost 2 of the bump stops already from them falling off the washer that it is glued on. I'd like a more permanent solution that can also be tuned. I've search but haven't come up with anything.
 
Has anyone ever ran hydro bump stops in the front of a 3rd gen? I've been using Wheeler's Superbumps for a while and I actually really love them but I've lost 2 of the bump stops already from them falling off the washer that it is glued on. I'd like a more permanent solution that can also be tuned. I've search but haven't come up with anything.

I run King 2.5x2 up front. Probably could have gotten by with 2x2...

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That's a *****in setup but I don't have LT so there is less room to mount them like you did. Someday I'd like to get on your level though.
 
Thanks man! I do think you could get 2x2s in there without too much trouble. Mine are mounted out about ~2" from the frame to meet the LCA pad. On non-LT, you could probably get them closer to the frame and it shouldn't interfere with anything.
 
Thanks man! I do think you could get 2x2s in there without too much trouble. Mine are mounted out about ~2" from the frame to meet the LCA pad. On non-LT, you could probably get them closer to the frame and it shouldn't interfere with anything.



I was just looking at my rig and I might be able to mount it towards the rear of the LCA and just make a strike pad that may hang off the edge of the LCA a little bit. So far I haven't found any non-LT 3rg gens or 1st gen Tacomas with hydro bumps.
 
Not sure how the bump stop extensions work but the bolt on the Daystar Bumpstops are bigger than the nut on the frame. I had to drill mine out to fit.


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Not sure how the bump stop extensions work but the bolt on the Daystar Bumpstops are bigger than the nut on the frame. I had to drill mine out to fit.


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I found that out last weekend when I went to install them. Instead of drilling them I'm going to get some 2" bar stock to use as a cheap makeshift extension. Then I can just drill two correct size holes in the bar stock. I figure my extensions will be about 5 bucks total. lol
 

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