Tera Flex Speed Bumps

[Kneece]

Just seeing if anyone has them on their JK and if you do, do you have any pictures and or comments about them.


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[wayoflife]

I've run them and can tell you that they're just expensive foam in a can. Far from a true air bump. I personally wouldn't wast your money on them.

 

[OverlanderJK]

I'm running front uppers and rear upper and lowers on mine.

 

[Kneece]

Thanks for the info. I have them just wondering if I have enough space between the plunger and pick.


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[Kneece]

I've run them and can tell you that they're just expensive foam in a can. Far from a true air bump. I personally wouldn't wast your money on them.

Now you tell me...
Maybe I can sell them.


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[ttfhell]

I'm running front uppers and rear upper and lowers on mine.

That's awesome.


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[Kneece]

I'm running front uppers and rear upper and lowers on mine.

Do you have any pictures?


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[OverlanderJK]

That's awesome.


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[OverlanderJK]

Do you have any pictures?


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This is the best I have on my phone right now. I can get more after work in an hour.

 

[Kneece]

This is the best I have on my phone right now. I can get more after work in an hour.

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Thanks. I'm just seeing about the space I have. It's only about an inch front and rear.


What do you think?


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[jkjurny]

Here are the best I have in my phone. Looks like mine have more space then yours in the front.

 

[Kneece]

Here are the best I have in my phone. Looks like mine have more space then yours in the front. View attachment 42501

Yea. I had to use the aluminum spacers because of the washer fluid bottle on the driver side. Thinking that's not right.


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[OverlanderJK]

Thanks. I'm just seeing about the space I have. It's only about an inch front and rear. View attachment 42496

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What do you think?


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You don't have much up travel but that's not the end of the world. A set of hydraulic bumpstops would help but it doesn't look like you need them.

 

[Kneece]

You don't have much up travel but that's not the end of the world. A set of hydraulic bumpstops would help but it doesn't look like you need them.

I guess I need to go test it out before I jump to conclusions.


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[SoCalDozer]

1" isn't to bad. Specially on those 4" travel ones it looks like you have up front.
I only have about 2" before I hit the bump then 2" of bump travel

 

[Kneece]

1" isn't to bad. Specially on those 4" travel ones it looks like you have up front.
I only have about 2" before I hit the bump then 2" of bump travel
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Thanks. Makes me feel a little better.


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[MurderedJK]

I have the 2.5 Speedbump kit. I love them, you can feel them dampen the harness off off-road. The other thing I discovered is that they also provide more stability when in off-camber situations by keeping upward pressure. Great product and you will not be disappointed!

 

[wayoflife]

Thanks. I'm just seeing about the space I have. It's only about an inch front and rear. View attachment 42496

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What do you think?

It'll work but, being that close, they will constantly tap on your bump stop extensions just driving around town. This is not only annoying but, they will also influence the quality of your daily drive negatively. At least, that's what I had found.

1" isn't to bad. Specially on those 4" travel ones it looks like you have up front.
I only have about 2" before I hit the bump then 2" of bump travel
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Actually, one extra inch is a lot and you have real air bumps and not just foam stuffed into a can. The difference in how they absorb a small hit is significant.

I have the 2.5 Speedbump kit. I love them, you can feel them dampen the harness off off-road. The other thing I discovered is that they also provide more stability when in off-camber situations by keeping upward pressure. Great product and you will not be disappointed!

What I can tell you is that you should try running a set of real air bumps and then tell me how much you love these. All I'm saying is that I've run both and i didnt think the Speed Bumps were great at all. In fact, I very disappointed and finally removed mine to help improve my ride.