Rear Bump Stops

Looking for some advice on my otherwise mostly stock 30k miles Fox suspension TRD Pro.

I just received and installed a bump stop setup with flip kit from DuroBumps. Front was no issue and perfectly replaced the SuperBumps I had.

The rear has me scratching my head. I wanted to upgrade the rear bump stops since the bottoming out gets a bit harsh at times, either with a full bed load or doing some offroad track stuff. Stock bump stops don't do well with bigger high speed bumps.

Anyway, after install, I'm left with maybe 1.5" of space between the bump stop and the frame. They are advertised as working with stock suspension, but I can definitely feel them hitting around town on speed bumps, etc. I like the idea of a flip kit but the bracket & bump stop combo take up a lot of room. These are the 3.5" (smallest) ones they offer.

Advice? Thoughts? Go back to stock until I get a lift?

 

They should compress and be about the the same height as the stock bumpstops when the finally stop compressing

 

Does it say if it was designed for a lifted truck?

 

They sure don’t seem like they’ll compress as much.

They are advertised as working with stock suspension.

 

https://www.google.com/search?q=dur...UIDygC&biw=1536&bih=750#imgrc=BqtuL4MiMSHbhM:

 

They will feel pretty hard when you put 100lbs of pressure on them but they compress when put them on a truck and put 2,000 lbs on them.

I don't have durobumps I have wheeler's superbumps I'm pretty sure they're about the same thing. I couldn't be happier with them

 

They will compress, trust. They are similar to wheelers superbumps in that you can squish them as hard as you can with hands or body weight and they feel stiff as hell. But hit a hole and they will compress.

Here's a video. Turn volume down because the background music is loud and obnoxious
https://youtu.be/YRmK_NkU8Rs

 

here the durobumps site gallery
https://www.toyotabumpstops.com/index.php/photo-gallery/
they have some videos of their's compressing I can't embed them here

https://www.toyotabumpstops.com/wp-...Bump-Stop-Video-10-1-18-Compressed-V2.mp4?_=3

 

I feel sorry for my CV's now

 

Also, the reason they sit so much closer to the bumpstop landing pad compared to stock is that if you were to space them just like the OEM ones that do not compress at all, the durobumps would barely begin providing resistance by compressing by the time your TRD Pro shocks are bottoming out, basically wrecking your shocks.

My wheelers superbumps sit about the same distance, which made them almost impossible to install without jacking the front end, but I was stubborn and somehow got them in.

 

I agree with everything posted here and have seen the same pictures which is why I got these. Just feels like I’m riding the bumps around town which concerns me.

Surprised i couldn’t find anyone else with the same setup.

Also, a lot of these comments and pics/vids concern the fronts which I have no problems with. I’m looking for info on the rears. Space between the bumps and the frame, flip kits on stock suspension, etc.

Is this an issue of progressive Pro shocks combined with progressive bump stops causing lots of compression when flexing?

 

You might want to consider SumoSprings. They replace your factory bump stops, support heavy loads, yet ride smooth as silk on the road. I love these things. Great for pulling the boat, hauling weight in the bed, or serving as a premium bump stops. Truck is on jack stands in the photo. When sitting on the ground there is about 1/2 inch gap between the Sumo and the frame. Great product, but they are not cheap. https://www.supersprings.com/shop/SSR-612-40

 

I see that you have trd pro shocks on ur truck. I do as well but with stock leafs. Can you let me know how much weight u can have on the bed before the frame hits the sumo springs? With a canopy, I carry about 200 lbs all the time and during the summer months, around 400lbs with all my gear. Wondering if I need to get the heavy duty ones.

 

I won a $900 gift card to Radflo at the 2019 Texas Toyota Jamboree a few weeks ago. Hydro bumps are on the way

 

Also in the market for new bumps. Anyone know what adjustment would need to be made to the bumps with a 1/2" top plate spacer? Also on pro suspension.

 

go big or go home eh? Hydro bumps are awesome. A little clicky clacky if you pay attention but great for hitting stuff at speed.

For hauling loads, not so much.