Bump stops

I'm in the middle of replacing my leaf springs and noticed my bump stops (maybe called bumpers) have dryrotted and are gone. Does anyone know a good aftermarket replacement or does anyone have their oem ones they would sell? Thanks. 2003 extracab 4x4 sr5, ...in ohio

 

Just a thought, but you could try the timbrens. Mine rotted as well and I replaced them with Timbrens. They work good in my opinion.

 

Ive got one stock one, the other disintegrated like yours. Best bet is to look for a set in classifieds or go with new ones. Aftermarket stops can be had for much cheaper than new stock ones..

I put on Bilstein 5100 and some OME springs recently and put on some universal Daystars. These are 4" or so but you could likely get away with shorter ones. I looked at Timbrens and didnt see the need for spending extra $.

 

I also went with Timbrens. I overload the bed pretty regularly, and these really help to keep the truck level. I would say I highly recommend them.

 

Thanks for the responses...looked up the timbrens and that's just what I was looking for. Thanks!

 

Wheelers offroad super bumps are nice and affordable. I had a set of the triangle Energy Suspension ones and one of them tore off my first time offroad with them.

 

Grab a set of Wheeler's superbumps.

 

Are they good all the way up to a 2011? It says 1995+ but that seems like a long time for the same design haha.

 

It's 95-04 and 05-15. They have a different version for the 2nd gens.

 

I was just looking at a pair of King bump stops online today. It didn’t list a price but no doubt they were pricey.

 

Yeah like 500$ for a pair lol, plus you have to weld on the braket to hold them.

 

Which is another $400+. Expensive but I’m slowly but surely building an overland rig and sure would like to have them under my truck...

 

So there is a different model? I only see the 95+ one on their site.

 

They would be nice to have for high impact and fast driving off road, like baja trucks and big rock crawlers. Idk how necessary they are for overlanding. Wouldn’t be put to use that much, should just stick to the rubber ones and save your money imo.

 

http://www.energysuspensionparts.com/8.9102

 

Are these large enough to protect some extended travel shocks? Like nitrochargers?

 

Those are oem hight. Here are some universal taller ones
https://www.summitracing.com/parts/...AFSt0S_9K7dtpvIVaVAjY-8zxU3GQFXhoCTPcQAvD_BwE

 

Oh ok that gives me an idea at least. I wasnt sure what was considered tall enough.

 

Hit up Steve at Sonoran Steel. He will have you take measurements and will get you the exact height you need for your leafpack and shock combo.

 

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