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just another pic of them on the truck
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Timbren Install.
well i have been wanting some for a while and i finally went and bought them. here are the pics from the install that took all of 30 minutes.
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this is what came in the box: two timbrens, two mounting brackets, and two bolts.
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this is the timbrens attached to the brackets
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as you can tell there is a great difference compared to the stock bump stops and the timbrens.
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this is the timbrens installed on the truck... the only thing that i found about them so far is that they picked the rear of the truck up a few inches and made it ride ruffer... i think they just need to break in a little.. if there is someone else out there that has them some input on how they do unloaded would be appreciated..
this is what came in the box: two timbrens, two mounting brackets, and two bolts.
this is the timbrens attached to the brackets
as you can tell there is a great difference compared to the stock bump stops and the timbrens.
this is the timbrens installed on the truck... the only thing that i found about them so far is that they picked the rear of the truck up a few inches and made it ride ruffer... i think they just need to break in a little.. if there is someone else out there that has them some input on how they do unloaded would be appreciated..
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just another pic of them on the truck
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hmm ... I only have them on the front for carrying the plow but they are set up so there is about 1/2" gap (or so)between them and the axle unloaded ... I don't notice any ride difference unloaded but they help tremendously with the weight of the plow over rough terrain ... the steets I mean. Work great like this.
Seems odd they are actually lifting your truck a few inches empty no? Looks like you won't have much travel left in the rear that's for sure ... must be harsh loaded up.
Seems odd they are actually lifting your truck a few inches empty no? Looks like you won't have much travel left in the rear that's for sure ... must be harsh loaded up.
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You coould possibly have the wrong ones. There should be a gap of about 3/4 to 1" between the timbren and the axle. That set is different than the one I have.
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could you post some pics of the ones you have
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yea. let me go take a couple.
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Hope these help. Truckspring.com shows the number DR2500CA is the correct one.
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