Bump stops?!!

Can someone please explain to me why bump stops are so darn expensive?

 

I run these front and back. I very rarely hit the rear bumps after I got my RXT leaf pack but the front ones are a vast improvement over the stock ones.
They are almost half the price of durobumps or sumo springs.

https://www.perryparts.com/

 

I was doing research on other stuff at work today and found these: https://uk.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000018554/?HissuCode=RI-45
You can give them a try for $17. Be the guinea pig and test some hoist trolley parts.

 

Wheeler super bumps are awesome, can't recommend them enough. Stock bumps are hard and awful.

 

one reason I got PerryParts. The only fronts I found not expensive.

 

Because "overlander tax".

For fronts I run these Energy Suspension urethane bumpstops in my 4Runner, incredible value at $37:

$38 Energy Suspension - 8.9104G REAR BUMP STOPS

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01E1SUO2A/

For rears you can run Chevy Silverado bumpstops:

$17 AUTOKAY 523-049/15712438 Rear Frame Leaf Spring Bumper Bump Stop Fits for Chevrolet Silverado 1500 Hd Pickup Truck for GMC Sierra 1500-2 Pcs Rear Axle Bumper

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0B55S9FXR/ You'll need to zip off the tab on the backing plate and drill a hole in the bump pad on your truck's frame.

 

Seems like a pretty good value! For the occasional bump during mall crawling for me. I wonder if the chev 1500 non hd would be a better alternative for our trucks? Similiar set up by the look of it. Popped up in the recommendations below your link.


Rear Axle Bumper with Nuts 15712438 523-049 Compatible with Chevy Silverado 1500 and GMC Sierra 1500 Rear Jounce Bumper 1999-2007 (yellow)

 

Another vote for Perry Parts. They even sent me the newer version of their bump stops when they came out.

 

Both are advertised as interchangeable with GM P/N 15712438, so they're probably the same/similar. Buy whichever Chineseium is cheaper.

 

How do you know what length to get?
I do have flip kit in rear.
I have about 2 in in front and 2.5 in rear via Bilstein shocks and deaver leafs.

 

I run the same in the front, very recently installed (replaced the included fasteners with 306 stainless BHCS though). Went wheeling during King of the Hammers this year and apparently I hit the bump stops a few times, but never even noticed. That alone tells me they are at least doing a better job than the hard-as-a-rock stock ones I had on previously.

I also plan to go the GM route in the rear soon.

 

Thanks all. Ive about a 2.5” lift up front and 2” in the rear. How do I know what is the right size?

 

Just arrived today
Durobumps for the front
Archive garage option 3 for the rear. The hardware on these are beefy!

 

My truck is similar to yours (DCLB, ~2" lift) with respect to my experience with the Energy Suspension bump stops up front. I've only had them on a short while and haven't done any gnarly wheeling so far, so time will tell, but I like them so far.