2014+ RAM 2500 owners: have you stopped the sway?
Starting with the 2014 model year, RAM 2500 trucks went to rear coil springs instead of the usual leaf springs one might expect to find. This makes for quite a lot of sway with a TC in the bed.
I'm looking for constructive conversation, not rants about how much this truck sucks or why we should get rid of it. Please and thank you :)
Short of getting another truck, have any of you improved the ride? Air bags, adjustable shocks, multiple shocks, animal sacrifice? What have you done, and what difference has it made?
For us, in good weather we can do 65-70mph until the sway hits, then dropping 10mph usually makes the sway go away. That said, the sway is enough that it'll consistently make the fridge go out if running it on propane.
Factory stock truck right now with just over 100k on the clock.
I'm looking for constructive conversation, not rants about how much this truck sucks or why we should get rid of it. Please and thank you :)
Short of getting another truck, have any of you improved the ride? Air bags, adjustable shocks, multiple shocks, animal sacrifice? What have you done, and what difference has it made?
For us, in good weather we can do 65-70mph until the sway hits, then dropping 10mph usually makes the sway go away. That said, the sway is enough that it'll consistently make the fridge go out if running it on propane.
Factory stock truck right now with just over 100k on the clock.
