How Tall are Timbren Springs that Fit 2020 Ford F-250

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How tall is the Timbren that fits my 2020 Ford F-250?

asked by: Ron

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There are two Timbren kits that fit your 2020 Ford F-250 we have the # TFR250SDJ which has an 8,600 pound capacity and fits 2- and 4-wheel drive models. And second we have # TFRTT350J which is rated for 8,000 pounds and also fits 2- and 4-wheel drive models.

The springs in kit # TFR250SDJ are 4-1/2 inches tall and for kit # TFRTT350J they are 3-9/16 inches tall plus a spacer. So plus the mounting brackets that puts them at 6-7/8 inch and 7 inch.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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