Timbren Active Off-Road Bumpstops

Took a few minutes today and looked into the Timbren Active Off-Road Bumpstop Kit that @WhatExit? mentioned earlier on another post.

I spoke to Robert @ Timbren and he stated that they do have an Active Off-Road Bumpstop Kit coming out VERY soon for the Gen 2 Raptor.

This is the happy medium between the stock bump stop and having to go all out and buy a relatively expensive hydraulic bump stop kit from Fox, etc.

The NEW Active Off-Road Bumpstop Kit for the Gen2 Raptor Part # is: ABSFR150RA

Since they are based in Canada, those interested in their kit must purchase from one of their many authorized dealers in the US. SummitRacing.com is a reputable, well known option.








From Timbren:

ABSFR150RA- Active Off-Road Bumpstops
The Active Off-Road Bumpstops offer off-road enthusiasts greater control over their vehicles’ suspension travel. Using progressive-rate springs means that instead of a hard stop at the end of axle travel the axle energy will be absorbed when bottoming-out producing smooth, predictable and quiet axle engagement and disengagement.

Unlike the OEM bumpstops, Timbren uses superior natural rubber compound ensuring the Active Off-Road Bumpstops will continue to operate even after a lifetime of off-road abuse. Similar to our Timbren SES line, Active Off-Road Bumpstops carry a lifetime warranty and a satisfaction guarantee.

The ABSFR150RA replaces the rear bumpstops on the Ford Raptor. Install a bumpstop kit and experience the difference.

Product Features
Maximize Axle Travel
Smooth Axle Engagement & Disengagement
Enhance Rear Suspension Performance
Progressive Spring Rate
Absorbs Energy & Cushions Road Shocks
Stronger Than OEM Bumpstops
Easy Installation
Lifetime Warranty
Satisfaction Guarantee

Fancy rubber? Not too sure about this one...

Raptizzle said:

Fancy rubber? Not too sure about this one...

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I agree. And definitely wouldn't look too good up next to all your king bling

Me thinks this is a practical alternative for the vast majority of the guys with plans to keep stock shocks that simply just want to add Deavers, and while they are down there, add a little sump'n sump'n extra in the bump stop department without blowing $1500+ for a fancy hydraulic Fox setup, etc. Nom tom bout?

If I were to ever need a bump stop system, wood not be buying these. We just spend 50+ on the low end for this truck, I'm coughing up for the 1500.00 for the fox, rpg setup.

Yeah, this would not satisfy someone who loves their truck. But hey, different strokes for different folks......