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Any of you guys made custom bumpstops ?

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Any of you guys made custom bumpstops ?

Post by beefa125 »

Hi Guys,

Any of you made custom bumpstops for an IFS hilux, I was going to make some, or buy some but not sure how to go about it,

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Post by bruiser »

What are you trying to achieve with custom bump stops?
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Post by beefa125 »

More articulation, the torsion bars have been wound up and they are close to the upper bumstops, I just want a little more movement
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Post by bruiser »

Last vehicle I had with torsion bars was a feroza.
Had the same problem when I wound em up.
I just removed the bumstops, cut and ground em back till ther was almost nothing left and bolted em back on.
Worked well
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Post by beefa125 »

Thanks mate I will give it a go
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Post by ausyota »

Yeah you can just hack the crap outa them.
They dont have much weight on them anyway they are just there to stop metal on metal contact at full droop.
I bought round shaped poly ones that are thinner than the factory ones and bolted straight in. But in hind sight i would have been just as better off cutting the standard ones.
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Post by plowy »

JUST CUT EM althow if your picky about presentation try the website burning customs were they make adjustable bump stops for the low rider utes ie hilux
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Post by brettyyy »

ausyota wrote:Yeah you can just hack the crap outa them.
They dont have much weight on them anyway they are just there to stop metal on metal contact at full droop.
I bought round shaped poly ones that are thinner than the factory ones and bolted straight in. But in hind sight i would have been just as better off cutting the standard ones.
Paul.


Paul,

Where did you get the poly ones from? Just any old suspension shop?


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Post by HG »

My custom bump stops call a SOLID AXLE :armsup: :armsup: :armsup:
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Post by beefa125 »

HG thats funny :)

I did the job on the weekend, Just Used the dremel to half the bump stops and it worked really well, easy as too.

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Post by ausyota »

brettyyy wrote:
ausyota wrote:Yeah you can just hack the crap outa them.
They dont have much weight on them anyway they are just there to stop metal on metal contact at full droop.
I bought round shaped poly ones that are thinner than the factory ones and bolted straight in. But in hind sight i would have been just as better off cutting the standard ones.
Paul.


Paul,

Where did you get the poly ones from? Just any old suspension shop?


Brett.

I got mine from Eddie at 4wd USA.
You can have mine if you want in a month or so hopefully.
Going to try and get some SASing done shortly.

Mine are the same as these ones
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bump stop

Post by rumble »

I found a set of Volvo bump stops which are conical so there compress progressively and dont bang like the originals when you bottom out-even with a lift I think its best to use em
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