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Doing this same thing right now. I'm using rubber test tube stoppers on bottoms, secured with 1" lag bolts. Where'd you get TBolts, I made my own?

 

Glue a piece of rubber to the bed surface where the lower leg rests?

 

Pic. This way I'm not committed to one space...

 

Hey I did mine... I cut and glued a part of a bike tube (I glued to the Mounts...)

here I was testing:



And here you can barely see the tube...



How it looks with my HiLift



I actually use the Bungee stripes for the vibrations on the HiLift... the bed is ok, no wear and there are no noises from the mounts bumping...

 

I had the same issues with the bottom feet being short of hitting the bed and said the hell with it and bought some ATO jack mounts.

http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/gr...lift-bed-mount-group-buy-closes-1-5-12-a.html

 

ATO all the way! Not sure how strong the composite bed would be holding the weight of the jack....it's heavy!

What Chepo did was smart!

 

Buy some fuel/emissions hose and cut a slit in it and wrap around the bottom of the lower leg of the mount