these are timbrens....
http://www.timbren.com/ses-pickup.htm
firestones version
http://m.jcwhitney.com/work-rite-load-assist-springs/p2022088.jcwx?filterid=d50405y2000g203j1
aircell makes a foam version of them too..
live life full throttle
I just picked up the aircell ones just to try them out...cost me under $130 online from advanceauto with a $50 off coupon code. Figured what the hell at that price, if I don't like them I'm not that much into them price wise. Hopefully I'll be able to try them out this weekend hauling up a truck for my brother-in-law. I'll let you guys know what I think.
Dude how much weight is that?
11k id say. Not too bad.
My brother-in-law got this Chevy, the bed, and a bunch of other stuff for free from a guy he's bought trucks off before. So I helped him haul it home today. I didn't really get a chance to see how the Air Cells work since the truck didn't squat low enough for them to rest on the axle lol.
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Definitely keep us posted. I am really interested to see how they work.
My brother-in-law got this Chevy, the bed, and a bunch of other stuff for free from a guy he's bought trucks off before. So I helped him haul it home today. I didn't really get a chance to see how the Air Cells work since the truck didn't squat low enough for them to rest on the axle lol.
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The air cells don't come with a spacer to adjust it ?
11k id say. Not too bad.
What size skid? When I was pulling one around all winter it was a JD 332 and it weighed 9200lbs plus the deck over was 4k.
and the trailer weighs 5200 lbs. I have had some good weight on mine already too, love the PJ
I saw the air cell ones can't imagine them being much different.
My timbrens work great btw
I run Timbrins as well and like them so far on my '12.