Which Timbren Rear Suspension Enhancement To Use On A 2008 Ford F-250

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I own a 2008 Ford F250 SD 4x4 6.4l diesel. I pull a 5th wheel that has a max weight of 9200 lbs. with a dry hitch weight of 1430. My question is which Timbren Rear Suspension Enhancement System to use? TFR350SDF or TFR250SDF One is rated at 8600 lbs. the other 6000 lbs. Which one would you recommend? Sincerely,

asked by: Robert B

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I recommend going with the Timbren Rear Suspension Enhancement System Item # TFR250SDF for your 2008 Ford F-250. These are designed to support the weight in the back of the truck. Since your hauling a 5th wheel and the hitch weight is only 1430lbs the Timbren Rear Suspension Enhancement System
Item # TFR350SDF would be overkill.

expert reply by: Shane H

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