Air Bags
I leveled my 2005 GMC 2500 with a 2" lift kit. I have a 6000lb unloaded trailer. I'm getting some reared sag when hitched up. I raised my L bracket but it did not take all the sag away. I'm lookin...
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bob213 wrote:Boomerweps wrote:
There are other options. Timbrens, SumoSprings, RAS. All will lessen sag, and no air lines needed, mostly install and forget. You can adjust the RAS to bring back a little unloaded rake and set it for various levels of weight help.
I have tried Googling RAS and nothing comes back. Could you tell me what that is please.
Bokmerweps doesn’t understand what you’re trying to do and probably has zero experience with a leveled truck.
You want bags. The rest of the products are great but either will Add spring rate in unloaded condition if you’re preventing any sag, or properly installed, will allow a little sag before they kick in and defeat the purpose of what you’re trying to accomplish.
Perfect example, my wife’s truck is leveled. (Lifted and level). Any real load and she’s got her nose to the sky. 28’ trailer with 5 sleds in it yesterday. I put 8-10psi in the bags before hooking it up. It counteracts that inch or 2 of initial softer squishier spring rate. Frankly drives and handles the same with or without. I just happened to be airing up a few tires so I threw some air in the bags. Otherwise I would have hooked and hooked if I hadn’t had to open the shop and pullout the air hose.
PS I know you understand this. Trying to help the folks who will inevitably turn your question into a 4 page debate and argument! Lol
