Rear suspension mods

[ponce9ms]

Anyone using rubber boosters in place of stock bumper stops

[SeaDog]

It might help if you tell folks what you will be using them on.

[ponce9ms]

Sure I was referring to Timbren kits
It would be going on a older screw f150 for season rv towing TT 6000#

[spydunks]

We have an older F-150 for our TV. The trailer a 7,000# fifth wheel and we use
Timbrens. No issues at all. Very stable, easy to install and remove.

[ponce9ms]

Great to hear they seem simple and durable I have just had never seen these before I like simple and the fact that should not really effect ride quality until truck is loaded.

[goduc]

I've used Timbrens and Aircells. I prefer the Aircell. It's seems slightly softer but still keeps the rear solid. Easier to change out the spacers if needed.
https://www.airliftcompany.com/products/other/aircell/

[Jay2504]

I put Timbrens on our 2014 Silverado 1500. The ones I bought were 8600 pound rated. Way too harsh. I called them and got 5400 pound ones. Much better and great customer service. Jay

[ponce9ms]

Thank you I'll post my impression once I have a few miles on them
Appreciate the information

[thebrakeman]

Suspension mods are fine, but don't fool yourself into thinking they increase any ratings, nor are they a replacement for proper towing equipment, especially a weight-distributing hitch. But again, these and airbags are often nice SUPPLEMENTS.

[moose074]

Had Sumos on my Tundra and Timbren on 150 now I have aircell on 350 easy to install and then forget work great

[ponce9ms]

Reporting back after the summer trips, in my opinion these are a great value.
Installing is quick, no maintenance, create a no sag ride, around town original ride quality.
Works for me.