Ontario BS Thread

Those are my hometown area for trails, got a couple more easy ones we can add to it as well

 

Not sure about fronts, maybe @Shveet can answer. or the tech support team @3JOH22A.

 

i've not changed my fronts to anything. might be more of a @tacoma16 questions. i just woke up and saw "GM bumpstops" outside of what side you were talking about

 

I’ve got these ones, very happy with how they are


https://durobumps.com/product/3rd-gen-toyota-tacoma-front-bump-stops/

 

You bastards, I have been put on a 'no spending' budget.

 

We've got a thread going, it's called "last minute trip" if you wanna put those in there

 

Same here... Way softer bump compared compared to stock.

 

It's only bump stops... Not expensive

 

She controls the $'s.

I do not.

She will see the $'s. Does not matter how small.


No spending is No spending.



I have gone overboard in the last 3 months, I need to be reigned in.



I was a mess financially before I met my wife, she has fixed me all up

 

A dollar saved is a dollar earned

 

Anyone know.thwnsize of plastic rivits needed for.the splash guards please.

 

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads...rd-rock-guards-template.621635/#post-21190923

this might help?

 

It's rough getting old. Dam.....

 

i have the front and rear (archive garage flip kit with wheelers super bumps in the rear) and they are nice and soft as well. recommended.

 

Anyone use the energy bumps? There looks to be a red version too. Looking now for something good(better than stock) cheap and fast.

$15 Energy Suspension 9.9101G All Purpose Bump Stop - Pack of 2

https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B000CNB5OK/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_glt_i_PXFKFZZ4PSJTF0BY9A89

 

Would most likely have to mess with it to make it fit. Easy to do in the rear since you can drill through the bump pad and have it bump on the axle (a flip kit plate is a better strike pad).

I did this:
https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/fox-2-0-deavers-1-5-aal-and-gm-bump-stops.289215/

 

I was intending these for the front possibly. Harsh front bottom outs are frequent. No significant added weight either. Totally band aid for current stock suspension and prep for new suspension in the spring hopefully.

 

Only issue I can see with those is the bump has its own thread. This would need to thread into the stock nut. The super bumps are a bump stop with a hole in them that you thread a separate allen head bolt through.

The bumps you sent though can be cut down so you can definitely make them work assuming they thread in to the stock location.

 

you could probably make them work even if you had to remove the stud and get a bolt that threads into your Tacoma. keep in mind they are more than 5/8 inch shorter than the wheelers so depending on the softness you might have to shim them up a fair bit as well.

 

Shit I'm the tech support team now? Better brush up on my Bangalore accent