Semopar Forum

**Redtruck-VA** · 05-23-2011, 05:40 PM

Originally Posted by AWE Daniel

hmmm well see lol

Brother, trust me....

**Redtruck-VA** · 06-27-2011, 04:50 PM

We haven't had much action in the lowered section for awhile, so I would like to bring to folks attention the Timbren Aeon springs. I really believe in these things. They are absolutely necessary in the rear if you're dropped without a notch and in the front if you are not bagged. They are completely passive and can be abused by as much as you can give them. No more tippy toeing through dips and bumps. Fronts A140-65, rears A155-65. can be ordered from Ronald @757 675-6832. These are manufactured in Canada and dropped shipped to your address. I have no financial association with the seller/manufacturer. If you are new to my pitch for these, they simply replace the bump stops with a rubber spring of a given rating. i have increased the load carrying in the rear of Red by 1360 lbs without raising the ride height. Using these on lowered rides is a bit of a break through as they are not specifically manufactured for this purpose.

**OklaHemi** · 06-27-2011, 08:56 PM

how much were they running? i found a few sets on ebay yesterday for 90.00 shipped

your frame is sitting on them right

**ramn it** · 06-27-2011, 09:19 PM

I cut the front springs I think 1/2 coil and 4in drop eibach leafs in the back and then nitro drop shocks I rub a little on bad dips but I ve learned to spot them out most of the time .

**Redtruck-VA** · 06-27-2011, 09:30 PM

Originally Posted by OklaHemi

how much were they running? i found a few sets on ebay yesterday for 90.00 shipped

your frame is sitting on them right

Mike, I haven't looked at those, as the p/n I provided are individual pieces as there is no kits for using these on lowered trucks, The rear sits within a 1/4" of the axle. The fronts I have adjusted so as not to rub.

Originally Posted by ramn it

I cut the front springs I think 1/2 coil and 4in drop eibach leafs in the back and then nitro drop shocks I rub a little on bad dips but I ve learned to spot them out most of the time .

With the Aeon springs you would not need to bother with avoiding anything you wouldn't normally avoid. I chase sport cars on the back roads here to the point I have seen them lifting wheels and Red stays planted. It's that good.