U-Bolt Flip Kit - SOLD

I am selling the leftover parts from my Timbren bumpstop flip kit as I already had an All-Pro flip installed.

You'd be purchasing the Timbren top plates (3/8" thick) that are tapped for installation of a bumpstop. Includes four u-bolts and appropriate washers and nuts. Looks like it would work for axle and spring setups that are 6-1/4" or less from the bottom of the axle tube to the top of the leaf. All parts are brand new and never installed.





From what I can tell these holes are spaced the same as the All-Pro's and you can reuse your stock bump stop as I had previously done by drilling a few holes.


Looking for $75 shipped in US by flat rate box!

 

@taczilla

 

Much want. Willing to ship to P7A 3B9 Thunder Bay, ON. Canada?

 

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Bump and OP updated!

 

I can't measure my leaf pack right now, so do you know if these work with standard Dakar pack?

 

Not sure, I'd recommend measuring your setup to be sure. I've got a Dakar with the AAL and a shim but may be able to measure mine for reference later today once some of this snow melts.

 

Measured my setup today and it's 7-1/4" and that includes the AAL, a 1/4" spacer and a 3* shim. Not sure it'll work for you but it'd be close. I'd still recommend measuring if you're interested.

Bump!

 

It should work. All I've got is the standard Dakar pack.
Did you say you do have to drill holes to fit the stock bump stop? In the pictures it looked like there were holes already

 

The flip plate is already drilled and tapped and has short bolts included. The only drilling needed are on the ears of your stock bumpstop where they are currently pinched under the ubolts. They are the fresh holes in the bumpstop in my last picture on my tailgate.

 

Can you measure the length of the U bolts? Inside to the ends. I think I'm at 6.5" from the bottom of my axle to the top of my leaf pack

 

See post #1 , third picture down

You could certainly put this on a truck that measures 6.5" from the bottom of the tube to the top of the leaf but you would have very little to no thread protruding on the bolts through the nuts. I measured 6.25" as shown in the picture with a few threads exposed past the nuts.

 

That's why I was asking. Pic shows to the plate is 6 1/4". Add the plate and you're at 6 5/8". I was wondering the exact amount left over. Thanks for the reply!

 

On 6-1/4" tube and spring setup there'd be about 1/8" of thread protruding past the nuts. Probably no issue running it on a marginally taller setup as the nuts are ~3/4" tall but 6-1/4" is what I'd recommend as max.

 

Bump!

 

Bump, lot's of questions bu they are still available

 

Bump - open to reasonable offers!

 

pmed

 

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Thanks for looking out, but I already have a complete BNIB set up (with Wheeler's bumps) in the garage.

Besides, I can't use it now, as my truck was stolen while I was in the Caribbean last week.

But I'm going to look at a '15 T4R Trail Teams today...