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Timbren 24-26 Chevrolet Silverado 3500HD/GMC Sierra 3500HD Front Suspension Enhancement System

SKU: TIMGMFK25E
Barcode: 809933012155

$269.43

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Timbren 24-26 Chevrolet Silverado 3500HD/GMC Sierra 3500HD Front Suspension Enhancement System

$269.43

$269.43

Tech Specs

Brand
Timbren
SKU
TIMGMFK25E
Manufacturer part number
GMFK25E
Category
Suspension › Bump Stops
Shipping weight
2.1 lb
Availability
Stocked
EPA
N/A

Timbren Suspension Kits (SES Kits) are designed to enhance the suspension of your vehicle. Easiest to use: Rubber cushions absorb road shocks and automatically adjust to uneven loads or road conditions. Easiest to maintain: There are no airlines or fittings to allow leaks. Simply bolt the kit on and you are set for a lifetime of trouble free suspension. Easiest to install: There are no holes to drill, no airlines to route and SES Kits can be installed in a matter of minutes using basic hand tools. The softer ride quality of todays trucks and the mediocre suspensions found on most trailers can cause excessive trailer sway, instability and suspension settling. Timbrens high performance suspension packages will ensure added safety and peace of mind.

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