2017-2020 Ford Raptor Timbren 3,000lb Suspension Enhancement System | FR150RB

Raptor Timbren SES Kit Features:

• Helps keep your Raptor level when towing or loaded
• Pair of unique rubber springs
• Handles up to 3,000lbs of load
• Easily installs onto your Raptor
• Comes with hardware and instructions
• Backed by a limited lifetime warranty

Drop-In System that Helps Level out up to 3,000lbs of Load

Preventing sag in your Raptor's rear end when your bed is loaded down can be a pain, especially if your truck is already leveled up front to squeeze on bigger tires. If you want avoid having to go with an expensive air spring system, then you should check out the Timbren Suspension Enhancement System (SES). The SES consists of a pair of high-strength extended Aeon bump stop rubber springs that install between your 2017-2023 Raptor's frame and rear axle and provide you with up to 3,000lbs of load leveling to prevent rear sag and improve your Raptor's loaded handling and stability. The SES is extremely easy to install, with the Aeon springs dropping into place of your Raptor's factory bump stop and the lower bracket bolting around your Raptor's axle with included U-bolts.

Specialized Rubber Springs with Heavy-Duty Steel Mounting Plate

The Timbren 3,000lb Suspension Enhancement System is built around a pair of Timbren's Aeon rubber springs and come with all the hardware you need to get them installed on your truck. The Aeon® springs are made out of specialized rubber compound that actually gives them a progressive spring rate which helps them keep your loaded ride leveled without overly compromising your Raptor's ride quality. The rubber material is nearly indestructible and resistant to corrosion and wear. The lower brackets included in each kit are made out of laser-cut steel that's then topped off with a powder coat finish to prevent corrosion. Each SES kit comes with installation hardware and instructions. Timbren even backs the system with a limited lifetime warranty.

Fitment:

• 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020 Ford Raptor