bighorse

can anyone help,timbrens web site says its the right get,but the brake lines are in the way.i have the pegs coming off the blocks under the springs,and the directions say i have to use the bottom part of the kit.there is no way they fit without bending the brake lines,and even i could get the bottom half on they look to be to long.

Dr. Evil

huh? A little more info would probably help you get an accurate answer...

Fueling around

Mr. Evil PhD
http://www.timbren.com/

bighorse
Did you get a 2wd kit instead of a 4wd kit?

Dr. Evil

well yeah, I CAN use the internet....

bighorse

i checked the numbers on the kit,their web site,and the guy i talked to gave me the same number dr3500 4x4 rear kit.i was wondering if you have to modify the brake lines to in able the bottom bracket to bolt to the axles with the u bolts.

Fueling around

Sorry out of suggestions.
I've only seen a couple Timbrens mounts and not on Dodge trucks. Don't remember if they had to mod brake line routings.

-John

Dr. Evil

ok I got ya now....cant you talk to the manufacturer?? I would think that they would know better than us here....

pappyman

You mite have to repostion your brake lines to install the kit...its no biggie just move them a little so they dont come in contact with the timbren kit parts

P.O.R.

if i remember rite from when i put mine on i did have to move the lines alittle bit, mine turned out long to,they said it was from the factory springs saging from age and use, measure the difference and they will exchange for shorter ones for you,they are great people to work with, or you could just run them but it will be a bumpy ride,i think theres is suppose to be like 3/4'' of an inch space.i left mine long so rear doesnt sag much when i am towing witch is quite often ,i just live with it bumpy

Rattletrap1

I didn't have to move any lines on my '01. Just replaced the stock rubber stops.