Timbren

Discussion in 'General Tow Rig Discussion' started by GRI, May 30, 2007.

  1. GRI

    GRI Well-Known Member

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    I just bought a Timbren load kit. is anyone else running them?

    how do you like them?
     
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    musicmasterstravis Well-Known Member

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    ummmm, what is it?
     
  3. GRI

    GRI Well-Known Member

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    musicmasterstravis Well-Known Member

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    those are interesting, can i ask how much you paid?
     
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    i have them on my '78 chevy heavy half ton. i keep 2 inches between them an top of axel unloaded. you need alot of weight to compress them. they keep the rearend from from bouncing when loaded too. i love em. ive got the rectangle oneswaytogo
     
  6. GRI

    GRI Well-Known Member

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    I paid $169 shipped to my door off of EBAY.

    I have them 1/2" from my axle and I loaded the truck last night. it made a huge difference.
    Im happy with it.
    It is ten times better than an Add a leaf
     
  7. MNorby

    MNorby Well-Known Member

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    I was thinking of using those as poor man air bumps on my 4X
     
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    Be cautious of axle tube bending on your 4x4 in extreme flex.
     
  9. GRI

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    they dont work the same as air bags. they are always there like an overload spring
     

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