[aldo]

To cure my bottoming out problem (with weight in the back), I bought the Timbrens for the rear. I installed them and I'm just a little worried that I didnt install them correctly. The instructions that came with the Timbrens say do not use the included spacer for the Nissan Xterra, so I didnt. My truck is an 06 4x4 S Model, stock, no lift. Question is, the Timbrens fit in there perfectly, slight space between the bottom of them and the axle, slight, is this correct?

Thanks

 

[x67934]

http://thenewx.org/phpbb2/viewtopic.php?t=452

 

[Mark]

yes

 

[aldo]

Ok thanks for the info, I read thru that large post on the timbrens and it basically did have the information I needed. The drivers side has about a half inch gap between the bottom of the timbren and the axle, while the passenger side has no gap, sits flush, I believe this normal? The handling is definitely alot nicer, and while I havent yet had the truck loaded, I'm pretty confident that bottoming out is a thing of the past.

 

[paintsnow]

i dont have an X yet but im pretty sure the gas tank is on the passenger side, causing it to sag a bit more when full

please correct me if im wrong.

 

[JIMBO]

:clown: Gas tank is on the drivers side, of the 2nd gen OR--

-- -JIMBO

 

[sonoraxterra]

installed my timbrens yesterday noticed an immediate difference, thanks guys for the advice...

 

[S_e_X-Terra]

Welcome to the club sonora!!! Timbrens rule..... stock components drool!

 

[07BlackOR]

installed my timbrens yesterday noticed an immediate difference, thanks guys for the advice...

Same here, thanks!

 

[Driver X]

I have a question... where do you get the Timbren bump stops from?? And prices for them??

 

[S_e_X-Terra]

www.truckspring.com

Here is a discount page for 10% off (discount code is THANKS)

http://michigantruckspringserviceinc.cmail2.com/e/288384/mtdtj7y/


Here is a direct link to the front and rear timbrens

http://www.truckspring.com/VSearchResults2.aspx?cID=739