Sumo Springs

[cmahoney]

I’m looking at options to stiffen up and level the sagging ass end of my Tacoma with my Gofast camper and all my stuff.

Anyone use Sumo Springs?


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[Billy Goat]

There's a thread about 6 thousand pages long about how a taco is perfect.


I'd recommend the search feature. When you read through it and don't find your answers, never speak of it again, you will be banished from rs.

 

[Kotleta]

What year? I have Eibach pros in my 4runner and love them. Would assume their leafs are good as well. OME has great reviews as well. OR you can throw bags into it and call it a day.

 

[kickemall]

I've got air bags on mine and they work great. Nice to to air them down for a softer ride when its not loaded too. I drive it across water bars, logging slash, through brush and almost any kind of imaginable crap and so far haven't torn a bag or airline.

 

[cmahoney]

What year? I have Eibach pros in my 4runner and love them. Would assume their leafs are good as well. OME has great reviews as well. OR you can throw bags into it and call it a day.

It’s a 19


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[cmahoney]

I had bags in my last 2 trucks and a cab over. I was looking. To go simpler with this truck. I keep the go fast on it all the time so the rear springs are pretty much always too soft.


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[realunlucky]

The sumo are basically bump stops that you ride around on. I just don't see how that won't impact the ride quality. That's just a guess as I have no personal experience riding in a rig with them.

I have air bags on my Jeep for overloaded leveling but do also have the sumo bump stops on there too. I've gotten into those bump stops plenty of times and personally believe sumo over hyped the foam construction that supposedly transitions from soft to hard. As bump stops there are definitely better priced options that perform equally.

Both products do look very similar.

 

[spike camp]

Install stiffer leaf springs.