Hydraulic FRONT bump STOPS?!?!?

Lol and how is mid travel exactly defined these days.

 

Dual shocks, air bumps and hardened control arms up front.

"Mid travel"

 

Unless you're building your truck for desert or sand where you'll be doing high speeds and catching air, I recommend sticking to a conventional bump stop.

On my FJ40 build I used them. That truck was primarily a rock crawler, but occasionally went to Oceano Dunes. Bump cans were fantastic in the sand, but annoying everywhere else. They make an audible tap noise everytime they make contact.

 

So basically overbuilt OEM travel...

 

yeah I think someone already did the toytec link but here’s the king link.
http://www.kingshocks.com/wp-conten...-2016-+-Toyota-Tacoma-Front-Bump-Stop-Kit.pdf

 

ive heard that but mine are quiet. Don’t even notice they are there. But definitely overkill in most applications. You’d get more out of ones in the rear but the timbrens do a good job for a lot less