Specifications
- Brand
- Timbren
- Part #
- DR3500
- UPC
- 809933000329
Timbren 1994 Dodge Ram 3500 RWD Rear Suspension Enhancement System
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Fits 1994-2002 Dodge Ram 2500/3500. Timbren rear suspension enhancement system to eliminate squat and sag.
Key Features
- Fits 1994-2002 Dodge Ram 2500 and 1994-2002 Dodge Ram 3500.
- Eliminates vehicle squatting and sagging when hauling or towing.
- Rubber cushions absorb road shocks and adjust to uneven loads.
- Simple bolt-on installation with basic hand tools.
- No airlines or fittings to leak, requiring minimal maintenance.
- Designed for a lifetime of trouble-free suspension support.
Fits these vehicles
- Dodge Ram 2500 1994-2002
- Dodge Ram 3500 1994-2002
Product Details
If you're hauling heavy loads or towing a trailer with your 1994-2002 Dodge Ram 2500 or 3500, you know how frustrating vehicle squat and sag can be. This Timbren Suspension Enhancement System (SES) is designed to help your truck handle those extra demands by reinforcing the rear suspension.
These rubber cushions work by absorbing road shocks and automatically adjusting to uneven loads or road conditions. Unlike air springs, there are no airlines or fittings to worry about, meaning no leaks and very little maintenance. Installation is straightforward; you can typically bolt these on using basic hand tools in just a matter of minutes, with no drilling required. This well-built system is designed to provide a lifetime of trouble-free suspension support, helping to improve handling and give you more peace of mind when you're loaded up.
This kit is specifically for the rear suspension and is a solid option for improving your truck's stability when towing or hauling.
Specifications
- Brand
- Timbren
- Manufacturer Part #
- DR3500
- UPC
- 809933000329
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