I'm trying to figure out which bump stops to install on my 4runner. Anyone got any ad

ThatRed4thGen

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I've got a 2007 V8 4WD with an ARB Bumper and a Winch

These are the options I'm looking at
1. Wheelers SuperBump $323
2. Timbren Bump Stops $595
3. SumoSprings Bump Stops $432
4. Energy Suspension / GX OEM $150
5. DuroBump Bump Stops $300

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I’m going with Duro Bumps off of recommendations from others. I also listened to an interview with the owner and am impressed with the R&D effort he puts into his product along with price point.
 
I have SuperBumps. Very happy with the product but the customer service from Wheeler’s left much to be desired.
 
I put Timbren's on all three of my rigs. Their special rubber is progressive, so when bottoming out the bump-stop works harder pushing against it. Makes for such a smooth squish. They have a no BS lifetime warranty and made in Canada too. Good peeps up there for sure.
 
I'm running Timbren on my 4runner for the rear stops. No complaints and work well with my dobinsons long travel shocks.
 
Energy Suspension 8.9103

$40 for 4



Add a 1/2" DIY UHMW puck under it.



Works very good.
I did find that, but was trying to find out if it was progressive rubber material like the durostops. I couldn't find any info on the material and didn't want a hard hit like the oems.

2007 Toyota 4Runner Limited V8 4WD
 
I did find that, but was trying to find out if it was progressive rubber material like the durostops. I couldn't find any info on the material and didn't want a hard hit like the oems.

2007 Toyota 4Runner Limited V8 4WD

They are a very firm poly.
Due to the way they contact the LCA at a slight angle they are not harsh like the OEM.

I was smashing those super bumps (wheelers) flat and hitting the UCA into the fender.

There was a few guys that used the stepped looking bump from Energy Suspension but i dont know the part #.
Looked taller and might be more progressive.
 
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They are a very firm poly.
Due to the way they contact the LCA at a slight angle they are not harsh like the OEM.

I was smashing those super bumps (wheelers) flat and hitting the UCA into the fender.

There was a few guys that used the stepped looking bump from Energy Suspension but i dont know the part #.
Looked taller and might be more progressive.
Have you seen the gx bump stops? They look like the daystar bumps.

2007 Toyota 4Runner Limited V8 4WD
 
Have you seen the gx bump stops? They look like the daystar bumps.

2007 Toyota 4Runner Limited V8 4WD

I knew the rears are different but not the fronts, will have to crawl under moms gx460 and have a look.

I just went the cheap route, granted i had the drill, hole saw and tools.
Bought scrap UHMW plastic at local store.
 
I knew the rears are different but not the fronts, will have to crawl under moms gx460 and have a look.



I just went the cheap route, granted i had the drill, hole saw and tools.

Bought scrap UHMW plastic at local store.
Well that's why I said that lol. I was thinking about getting oem gx470 bump stops on the rear and energy suspension 8.9104r on the front.
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2007 Toyota 4Runner Limited V8 4WD
 
Are the noticeable on the road? Are you able to fly down dirt roads now?

2007 Toyota 4Runner Limited V8 4WD

No, I didnt notice any difference between stock, toytec and Durobumps on the road. No I dont "fly down dirt roads" lol but the wheeling I do, the durobumps are IMHO the best of the 3
 

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