Energy Suspension 9.9135G 2-1/2" Tall Universal Bump Stop

$ 26.99

Score By Feature

Based on 13 ratings

Easy to install

9.80

Value for money

9.60

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Product Description

The rubber bushings on cars, trucks, and SUVs are superior in terms of durability road salt, oil, and a host of other common contaminants in the underside of your vehicle will eventually destroy them, not to mention the weight and torque forces that compress rubber.

In addition to outlasting rubber, Hyper-Flex replacement polyurethane components may resist contaminants that often ruin rubber and have been engineered to offer longer-lasting performance without permanently compressing

All Energy Suspension products that demand a higher level of performance and durability use Hyper-Flex, available in a variety of durometers (firmness or softness) it is performance tested and race proven and it has high durability ratings.

In the event that you are building a new vehicle, simply modifying an existing one, or restoring an old one, Energy Suspension's Hyper-Flex polyurethane should be the foundation for your product planning for this and the years to come.

With over two decades of in-house experience in developing, designing, engineering and formulating a wide range of polyurethane components for many different industries, Energy Suspension has qualified as a premier manufacturer of high quality polyurethane products.

Questions & Answers

What are the compatibility issues with the 5th generation ?

The mounting of your originals and the clearance will determine what you need to do. In order to use them on a Ford Ranger, I bought longer bots and cut them two notches shorter.

Selected User Reviews For Energy Suspension 9.9135G 2-1/2" Tall Universal Bump Stop

This product is a good value for the price

5/5

I installed them as new front bumpers on my Kits like this were all we had on hand at the time, and they didn't include It is recommended that you use some M10x1 for a 4Runner/GX470. A total of 25 fine threaded bolts are required. There are only a few chains offering the m10x1 in most stores. Those are too coarse, so I've reduced the number to 5. It's hard to say whether it will last. According to my experience with poly, it can crack more readily when hit hard than rubber does. As long as I don't hit any rough terrain, I'll just have to keep an eye on them. I also wanted to prevent shock damage since I run 1/4" top plate spacers on my car, which I use primarily on the street.