Will Timbren Springs Fit On 2013 Ford F-250 Without The Raised Bump Stop Above The Axle Tube?

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I have a 2013 Ford F250 6.7. I want to install the timberan SS but my ford does not come with the little peg that I have been seeing that people have so the Timberans will be hitting with my axle...now my question is. How much of a gap will I have from the bottom of the Timberan Bumpstops to the top of my axle? Will I need double spacer since I dont have that peg or will the regular Timberan suspension system work?

asked by: Nathan G

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Yes, you can still install the Timbren Springs # TFRTT350F on your 2013 Ford F-250 without the raised stop like you have seen in the images you found. I have included an image below which shows their other Kit # TFR250SDG for your F-250 on a truck without this device so the bump stop will be contacting the axle. Timbren recommends having 1" of clearance between their spring and your axle when unloaded. This will help to prevent the unloaded ride from being severely harsh. You may or may not need the additional included spacer depending on how much your factory leaf springs have sagged over the last 10 years.

expert reply by: Bud M

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Timbren Springs Mounted On Ford F-Series Without Raised Bump Pad
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Answer 5

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Answer 7

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Answer 8

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Answer 9

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Answer 10

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Answer 12

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