I was about to get one of those fancy hydraulic bump stop lol Your closing commentary really made me think twice though the money could really be spent elsewhere, where it's needed. Thanks again for the detailed install.
Yeah that's my opinion. I'm a slow going, pick my route carefully, type of off-roader. My axles are just not slamming into my bump stops with any force. Sometimes I let it all out and go crazy but 99% of the time it's just easy going down some trails. Thanks for commenting!
What do you run in the front? In need of stops myself, but I'm concerned about bottoming out my shocks both front (3 inch lift) and rear (4 inch lift) before even aftermarket bump stops bottom out!
Currently I have no bump stops, I'm in the market for some. I have a walkaround video where I show the front bump stops I was using on my first setup. They worked okay but they didn't thread in properly, I've heard good things about Duro bumps
@@treehouseoffroad Yeah, I've been looking into durobumps as well as the timbrens but both are fairly pricey. I noticed in another video you showed how beat up your rear control arm bracket is, I might be trying something for a solution here soon!
Also on another note, had to cut my end links out tonight. If it ever pertains to you, golf cart/ATV M12 ball joints on places like Amazon are plentiful and cheap, seems like a fairly easy way to extend the rear links with a threaded hex rod
@@egtallday The link is there but I actually wouldn't recommend them as they are a slightly different thread pitch than stock. They became loose and caused damage when I removed them. I had to sawzall two of the four off
I was about to get one of those fancy hydraulic bump stop lol Your closing commentary really made me think twice though the money could really be spent elsewhere, where it's needed. Thanks again for the detailed install.
Yeah that's my opinion. I'm a slow going, pick my route carefully, type of off-roader. My axles are just not slamming into my bump stops with any force. Sometimes I let it all out and go crazy but 99% of the time it's just easy going down some trails.
Thanks for commenting!
Yes to bumper stops! I did the same thing on my 4Runner.
Yup bump stops are mando
Thanks for sharing. Frame should be thick enough for drill and tap since I already have the tap I think I might try that first.
That was my first thought too but it ended up being too thin imo
So dope gonna have to bring your my sequoia to get some work done 🙌🏼
My wife says the same thing lol she's got an 03
@@treehouseoffroad lol that’s badass
What do you run in the front? In need of stops myself, but I'm concerned about bottoming out my shocks both front (3 inch lift) and rear (4 inch lift) before even aftermarket bump stops bottom out!
Currently I have no bump stops, I'm in the market for some. I have a walkaround video where I show the front bump stops I was using on my first setup. They worked okay but they didn't thread in properly, I've heard good things about Duro bumps
@@treehouseoffroad Yeah, I've been looking into durobumps as well as the timbrens but both are fairly pricey. I noticed in another video you showed how beat up your rear control arm bracket is, I might be trying something for a solution here soon!
Also on another note, had to cut my end links out tonight. If it ever pertains to you, golf cart/ATV M12 ball joints on places like Amazon are plentiful and cheap, seems like a fairly easy way to extend the rear links with a threaded hex rod
Hey, I don't ever remember signing a release waiver for my voice over.....lol
My bad I probably owe you $.00236 in royalties
What about the fronts?
Fronts didn't need an entire video, I just screwed them in. Check out the walk around if you're interested. Thanks man
@@treehouseoffroad what part number?
@@egtallday it's listed in the walk around video description
@Treehouse Overland I must be tripping. I really don't see any info on the fronts
@@egtallday The link is there but I actually wouldn't recommend them as they are a slightly different thread pitch than stock. They became loose and caused damage when I removed them. I had to sawzall two of the four off
Badass Rig
Badass GX yourself brother!
@@treehouseoffroad Thanks brother