Where Does Front Timbren Suspension Enhancement Install on a 2010 Toyota Tundra

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I bought the rear and the front timbren, the rear was very easy to put on, but with the front Im wondering about the exact spot to put on because the front suspension has two bumps guard and dont know who of those I have to replace? Or do I have put the timbren in other place

asked by: Leonardo

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The Timbren Front Suspension Enhancement System, part # TTOFTUN4, mounts where your factory bump stops are mounted. To install part # TTOFTUN4, you will have to remove the factory bump stops and replace with the Timbren System.

I attached a picture that shows which bump stop to use in relation to the front struts.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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