Perry parts bump stops

Awesome, Nice truck too!

Our AB2F for up to 34" front tires, and our non-extended AB3R bump stops will suit you well on that setup.

https://www.perryparts.com/product-page/ab2f-tacoma-3rd-gen-front-bump-stops-2016

https://www.perryparts.com/product-page/ab3r-tacoma-3rd-gen-rear-bump-stops-2016

 

awesome! Thank you for getting back

 

Oh I’ll have to check those out! Thanks

 

When slow crawling will these limit suspension travel at all or is a stock weight truck able to fully compress them to OEM bump stop compressed height?

 

Has anyone compared these to the archive garage rear bump stops?

 

You can still stuff the tires with them

 

Would you recommend your bump stops for stock height vehicles? Mainly looking to replace my rears because I have some harsh bottom outs when carrying bikes on the truck.

 

Yes we do! Our non-extended rears, and 34" fronts are great on stock setups. The hard stop height remains the same as OEM, while also smoothing the bottom out experience.

 

Appreciate the response! Ordered some rears, looking forward to trying them out, will probably get fronts as well down the road.

 

when in rome, what would you call out for 2015 trd OR
255 75 17 (almost 33) ?
i have full armor, OME heavy fronts prob going to settle to 2.25" lift
and i got OME medium dakars i suspect a couple inches of lift out back but not positive yet
no plans for bigger tires for awhile (suspension getting installed this summer)

also

does upgrading bumpstops increase chance of flexing beyond stock brake line length??
(im trying to avoid extending brake lines...not crawling that often)

thanks for your time

 

Did you try their website? There is only one option for tire sizes below 34" on a non-long travel truck...pick that one (57.9mm height).

Bumps will not have any impact on droop or down travel, which is where you're going to be stressing the brake lines. If you want to limit down travel you need limit straps.

 

thanks for that. havent been able to stay awake to research much outside of work haha
im living that 38 year old, 10hr accounting shifts + hound dog + 2 year old daughter life. taxpayer life.

im going to past the snippet in my 'to do' list
ive heard good things about this brand and getting my lift and wheels setup soon

 

Extending brake lines is a cheap way to avoid big problems

 

Good to know. what do you think average cost for a shop to do it? I feel like 90% of people who lift don't extend, such as me for 7.5 years w 2004 4runner, bilstein and old man emu and I wheeled the truck pretty often. Thanks too

 

no clue, I did mine myself…after my brother jerked his loose on a trip to big bend