My ongoing handling/suspension problem
I got LT tires, 4 new shocks and custom leaf springs. (See old thread.) Once the van was no longer all floppy in the rear, I noticed the front end. Took it to an alignment shop with good local repu...
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Some vehicles are happy only with Rancho, Koni or Bilstien shocks. But as was mentioned by another contributor, shocks cannot cure side to side sagging
ONLY OVERSIZE SWAY BARS can cure side to side, leaning rounding curves.
Front to rear hobby-horsing is a spring issue.
Putting a tall load on a vehicle adds to the misery.
If your rig handles like a manatee, if you get a rear blowout it's almost guaranteed you are going to roll it despite your skill as a driver.
ONLY OVERSIZE SWAY BARS can cure side to side, leaning rounding curves.
Front to rear hobby-horsing is a spring issue.
Putting a tall load on a vehicle adds to the misery.
If your rig handles like a manatee, if you get a rear blowout it's almost guaranteed you are going to roll it despite your skill as a driver.
