2005 Lance 845
I just bought a 2005 Lance Camper with extended cab for the queen bed and it has the rear bumper. The manual says it's dry weight is 2,190 lbs and wet weight is 2522 Lbs. I have a 2016 Ford F250 Super...
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jimh425 wrote:
Make sure your tires are rated to haul the weight you will have in the back and inflated to that pressure. I would consider adding Torklift lower stableloads instead of the Supersprings if either is actually needed. Also, make sure your airbags have only the pressure you need. Too much will cause sway as the leaf springs are unloaded. You may find 20-40 is more than enough pressure in the air bags.
The rear sway bar is definitely going to be helpful.
I’m not sure what they are calling Super springs Overload Leaf’s. If they are the ones that I’m thinking of, they have a similar purpose as air bags which you already have. Some say Supersprings will sway less, but I can’t imagine having both on it.
Finally, are you planning on towing?
No I'm not going to be towing anything on the back I think I'm more worried about weight. I replaced the factory tires for LT275/70R18 Load Range "E" 3640 lbs at 550 kpa 80 psi (cold) My Truck is a 4X4 but as for the super springs I think the RV suspensions shop was referring to the Super Springs overload truck springs here is the you tube link. https://youtu.be/iPjrFJ6st6A
