Used Timbersled Suspension
- Thread starter clatla
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I do believe that it will require their fit kit. Call Timbersled, they can answer all of your questions.
If it's a full skid then will still need the timbersled drop brackets, they are $150 for a set if I remember right. I have heard you can still use the stock drop brackets but you have to shorten the length of the cross shaft of the rear scissor. I wouldn't know how to do it just read that it's possible on here.
the mounting hole is in the same place, but the skid is wider you can either shorten the shafts or buy the brackets. personally i would ditch your stock brackets (weight savings) and just build your own. go for it if the price is right , it's a great skid.
The guys are right about the shaft length. If you want to buy the bracket it will then bolt rite in. They will save you and extra 8 pounds. If you want to bolt it to the stock bracket then you will need to cut the shaft down from 16-3/8 to 15-1/2 inches (cut 7/16” of each end).
If you have any doubt about the condition of the skid you can send it in and we will go through it for you. We will not charge you anything to do this service. The only cost will be parts and shock service if you want that done. We charge $50 to service each shock and give it the latest shock valving.
Allen
If you have any doubt about the condition of the skid you can send it in and we will go through it for you. We will not charge you anything to do this service. The only cost will be parts and shock service if you want that done. We charge $50 to service each shock and give it the latest shock valving.
Allen
Now that is customer service!
No doubt. Someone that makes a good product and stands behind it.
Kudos to you Allen!
