Where Do Timbren Suspension Enhancement Springs Install on a 2013 Ford F-250

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I have ordered the timbren ses #tfr250sdg. Watched the installation videos.My concern has to do with the shape of the stop post not sure of name that the rubber springs comes into contact with to support the load. Because it is rounded or sort of oval shaped I was concerned about the rubber spring rolling off or moving down the side of that support post. My truck is a 2013 ford super duty f250 4x4, 6.7 diesel,4 doors, 6.5 bed,20inch tires.

asked by: Bill B

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The rounded platform that comes into contact with the Timbren springs # TFR250SDG on your 2013 Ford F-250 will not be an issue. The Timbren springs install in place of the factory bump stops that would also come into contact with this platform.

The Timbren springs are bolted into place and centered over that platform and cannot move so there is no worry of them slipping off. The bed, when loaded down, will come straight down compressing the suspension so there is no worry of it coming down at a weird angle and missing the platform.

The Timbren springs are basically the same thing as the factory bump stops only larger and stronger so the design does work well.

expert reply by: Michael H

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