Front LT Bump Stops - need some advice

[Jim Bob]

My @Wheeler's Off-Road Inc front drivers side superbump came unglued and they say their warranty is only a year (these are a year and a half old) which is super disappointing so I wanna see if there are any other options people like?

 

[stumbles]

@Plastics Guy

 

[4runner DOA]

@Plastics Guy is running a 20% off through the end of Feb for our members.

 

[Jim Bob]

Awesome I'd love to try 'em and support him over Wheelers for sure. Anyone ran them with LT?

 

[AssBurns]

Awesome I'd love to try 'em and support him over Wheelers for sure. Anyone ran them with LT?

@opt.offroad has some @Plastics Guy bumps on his LT 3rd gen 4Runner and seems to really like them. Maybe he can log on and chime in.

 

[AssBurns]

But if you can afford Hydro, that's the way to go. Just much more work and cost. @Plastics Guy bumps are absolutely worth the cost though.

 

[Jim Bob]

But if you can afford Hydro, that's the way to go. Just much more work and cost. @Plastics Guy bumps are absolutely worth the cost though.

I have hydros for the rear but the front it's not really needed with a secondary bypass (which is going in soon).

 

[2ndGenJonny]

The problem with hydros is they can bend a C channel frame in the rear. This is what I'm hearing more and more these days.

There are foam bumps that you can set up, not nearly the cost of hydro.

Also, @Plastics Guy

I have them on my TCs up front and a custom set in the rear for my flip/relocate setup.

 

[Jim Bob]

The problem with hydros is they can bend a C channel frame in the rear. This is what I'm hearing more and more these days.

There are foam bumps that you can set up, not nearly the cost of hydro.

Also, @Plastics Guy

I have them on my TCs up front and a custom set in the rear for my flip/relocate setup.

That’s why the rear gets boxed

 

[DuroBumps]

That Plastics guy has some pretty cool bump stops...