2016 Cirrus 800 on 2016 Ram 2500HD 4X4
I picked up my 2016 Cirrus 800 on Thursday, and then carried it back 600 miles home. I weathered tornado spawning, severe thunderstorms for the first 200 miles, then the weather became more cooperativ...
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Beautiful setup!
Cirrus have to be the best looking TCs out there, if there is such a thing. And that's a sweet looking truck.
Looking at the picture, I don't think airbags will do anything for you other than cause more body roll. You're not overloaded at that weight. I think a set of Timbrens for the rear axle will help with the body roll and if you set them a bit tight, may give you a tad more lift in the back, or keep it level like it is when you're loaded up heavier.
After that, heavier swaybar if you still aren't happy.
You can buy both of those for the cost of a set of airbags.
IMO if you're upgrading shocks, you won't have a huge difference in damping with that much weight in back unless you get some heavy duty big diameter shocks like Kings or Fox front and rear. However unless it's bouncing too much for your liking I'd just slap some Timbrens on and drive it.
Cirrus have to be the best looking TCs out there, if there is such a thing. And that's a sweet looking truck.
Looking at the picture, I don't think airbags will do anything for you other than cause more body roll. You're not overloaded at that weight. I think a set of Timbrens for the rear axle will help with the body roll and if you set them a bit tight, may give you a tad more lift in the back, or keep it level like it is when you're loaded up heavier.
After that, heavier swaybar if you still aren't happy.
You can buy both of those for the cost of a set of airbags.
IMO if you're upgrading shocks, you won't have a huge difference in damping with that much weight in back unless you get some heavy duty big diameter shocks like Kings or Fox front and rear. However unless it's bouncing too much for your liking I'd just slap some Timbrens on and drive it.
