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Area13
May 25, 2016Explorer
I have a Ford dually with overload springs for work that is heavily loaded, does great with little sway. It has overload springs that are always engaged.
I have a Ford SRW with overloads and airbags. I don't really use the airbags because it lifts me off of the overloads and I sway badly.
IMO, you should add overloads and stable load upper bump stops along with a small amount of air in your bags so you are always making very good contact with the overloads.
Also, Rancho 9000's on my SRW was a HUGE improvement in sway and control. Your current shocks may be fine, IDK, but engaged overloads are a must in my experience.
I have a Ford SRW with overloads and airbags. I don't really use the airbags because it lifts me off of the overloads and I sway badly.
IMO, you should add overloads and stable load upper bump stops along with a small amount of air in your bags so you are always making very good contact with the overloads.
Also, Rancho 9000's on my SRW was a HUGE improvement in sway and control. Your current shocks may be fine, IDK, but engaged overloads are a must in my experience.
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