Durobumps Installation

Hey My 1st Gen Tacoma Brothers and Sisters, my buddy Sean and I have another video for you. On , we met a guy named Curtis who's T4R handle is @Plastics Guy. He designed some aftermarket bump stops for 4runners, Tacomas, FJ Cruisers and GX460/470 and he'll be making them for Tundras and Land Cruisers soon. They are far superior to OEM and other aftermarket bump stop manufacturers. The installation is very easy that anyone can do with some basic tools.

Here's the video and Enjoy the Show!

https://www.youtube.com/embed/3aPuYSmh3VQ

 

Why the rear mount and not the front in regards to the front arms?

 

I'm running a set of these on my Tacoma and couldn't be happier. @Plastics Guy Curtis is a stand up guy who makes a killer product.

 

It has to do with how the LCA interfaces with the frame. When you look at how the LCA looks on the vehicle, you will notice there is more of a gap between the arm and the frame on the rear of the arm as compared to the front of the arm. Basically, the rear offers more room to get a longer bumpstop in place that will act like a shock absorber for your control arms.

 

I couldn't agree more. Curtis is a good dude and put a ton of research into designing this product. He knows what he's doing for sure.

 

Great video as always. I know they will help newbies/newcomers of lifting their tacomas and 4runners.

 

Thanks for the quick reply @Timmah! And digging your channel!

 

Do you know how much they compress? I am trying to figure out how tall I need.