Expert Answers about Ford F-150 Raptor

• Difference Between Timbren TABSFR150RB and TFR150RB For 2018 Ford F-150 Raptor
• You are dead on. The only difference between the Timbren Active Off-Road Bumpstops - Rear Suspension - 2,000 lbs # TABSFR150RB and the 2400lb # TFR150RB for your 2018 Ford F-150 Raptor is the load rating. The correct system will come down to what you plan on towing or hauling, but you will more than likely be just fine with the lower rated # TABSFR150RB, and unless you are truly going to exceed 2000lbs tongue weight or payload I recommend going with this system as the heavier duty system...
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• Timbren Silent Ride Suspension for Tandem Axle Difference Between TSR7000T05 and T89MR
• This is a really good question that I took to Timbren and they informed me that the difference is the actual weight capacity of the two kits. The Timbren Silent Ride # T89MR actually has a 7,700 lb weight capacity and the part # TSR7000T05 has a 7,000 lb capacity.
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• Choosing Between Timbren and SumoSpring Rear Suspension Enhancement On a 2011 Ford F-150 Raptor
• To best determine what Timbren or SumoSprings will work best for your 2011 Ford F-150 Raptor it is best to understand you will be using your trucks. The SumoSprings # SS52GR I find are generally the best for most users. These springs have a 1,500lb capacity at 50% compression. They are rated lighter than the Timbren systems you will find below. If you are only occasionally needing the extra support for your suspension I find these are the most forgiving both when loaded and unloaded....
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• Can I use RoadActive Suspension with Timbren SES on 2010 Ford F-150 Raptor?
• Using these two products together is going to be a little bit of overkill, but I spoke with RoadActive Suspension and they mentioned that as long as your current bump stop (which would be replaced by a Timbren system) sits inboard towards the center of the vehicle from the U Bolts and Leaf Springs by about 1/4"-1/2", there shouldn't be any interference with the two components. If you've measured for clearance and have the room, and still wanted to add something like the Timbren SES # TFR1504R...
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• Difference Between Husky Center Line Weight Distribution System # HT32215 and # HT32216
• The Husky Center Line Weight Distribution Systems # HT32216 and # HT32215 referenced in your question are indeed identical except for the hitch ball size that is included. The # HT32216 includes the adjustable shank and compatible 2-5/16 inch torqued hitch ball, while the # HT32215 includes the shank and a torqued 2 inch hitch ball. The difference in price is simply based on demand and the manufacturer's listing. When choosing a weight distribution system, the most important factor to...
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