Best Timbren Suspension Enhancement For 2013 Thor Four Winds 22E Motorhome

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Which model do I want for a 2013 E350 Thor Four winds Motorhome 22E, TFER35092LB 6K or TFER35092B 3k lbs?

asked by: Paul V

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To get the best support for the suspension in your 2013 Thor Four Winds 22E motorhome, I recommend going with the higher-rated, 6,000 lb capacity Timbrens:

- Timbren Rear Suspension Enhancement System # TFER35092LB

Going with the 6k # TFER35092LB ensures your motorhome gets more of a boost to its handling and performance, as they will engage with more support than the lighter Timbrens to counteract body roll and sway better.

expert reply by: Kyle S

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Answer 1

Hi Jeff, great question, and you’re definitely on the right. I know how tiring it can be when the RV feels like it’s leaning or getting pushed around, especially in wind or on curves. The Timbren kit part #TFER35092LB is a solid upgrade if you’re…

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The weight rating for Timbrens like the part #TGMRCK25D that you referenced is the amount of additional suspension support they will provide the vehicle they are installed on. You should note that Timbrens do not actually increase the towing capacity…

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I would avoid the Timbren #TFER35092LB and instead go with the SumoSprings for your 2013 Thor Four Winds 22E on the Ford E350 chassis: - SumoSprings Solo Custom Helper Springs #SSR-130-47 The 1,500 lb weight capacity of the SumoSprings will be more…

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Hello Katherine, thanks for reaching out. Is your Class C on a Ford E-350 or E-450 chassis? Let me know because this will be a deciding factor in choosing your sway bar. We have options for both models but the fit will be different depending on what…

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To help level out your new RV that's built on the Ford E-350 chassis I recommend taking a look at the Timbren Rear Suspension Enhancement System #TFER35092B. These heavy-duty jounce-style springs will replace the factory bump stops on the rear…

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The capacity of the Timbren Rear Suspension Enhancement System, #TFER35092B, for Ford E series vans is 3600 pounds total. Suspension enhancement is designed to help your existing suspension handle the loads you require of it, but does not increase…

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The SumoSprings Solo Custom Helper Springs are not offered for a 1997 Ford E350 Club Wagon for the rear but I do have a very similar option in the Timbren Rear Suspension Enhancement System part #TFER35092B. The main difference between the two is…

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The Timbren system #TFER35092B would work to reduce sag in the suspension, as would the air bags. However, there are a few differences in how the Timbren systems work as compared to the air bag helper springs. The Timbren systems don't require…

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Answer 9

While we do have Timbrens that will work for you, the part number you mentioned is for trailers and not Class C motorhomes. It looks like the 1997 Ford Conquest Class C motorhome was on a Ford E350 chassis, and you'll need to verify that but if…

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Since the Timbren kit part #TFER35092B was intended for motorhome chassis like what you have on your 1995 Jayco Eagle 24 that would be the kit to use. The part #TFER35092LB is instead intended for heavier duty cube vans and would be too harsh for…

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