Upgrade to 3500 springs.

[Rosco]

Thanks Dean, I think you sold me on the Timbrens.

 

[lndscpe]

Timbrens

The Timbrens are the way to go I have used them for the last 3 years on my little Dakota (front timbrens) that I used for plowing, sold 2 weeks ago. When my new CTD 3500 comes in I can gaurantee you that those little jewels will be installed on my new truck also (fronts) Great for plow support. You won't be dissapointed with installing them on yours.

 

[Blakers]

A few questions on the Tibrens:



Do the axles hit them with no load while driving on rough roads?



Can the space between them and the axle be adjusted when they are installed?



Do they effect axle articulation while 4 wheeling over rough terrain?



Is there a problem installing them with a suspension lift kit?



Thanks.

 

[Jeff Kelderman]

if you really want to increase you load carrying capacity, look into our 4 link rear air ride. it is alot more money than the timbrens, but it will get you the carrying capacity that you want.



www.keldermanairride.com

 

[Prairie Dog]

Originally posted by Jeff Kelderman

if you really want to increase you load carrying capacity, look into our 4 link rear air ride. it is alot more money than the timbrens, but it will get you the carrying capacity that you want.



www.keldermanairride.com

Not to sound argumentative but the little sticker still says 9000 lbs and you can say good bye to any warranty repairs to your front suspension joints if you install their front end system.