airbags and stableloads
TC is a heavy one at approx 4750 lbs in a Host Everest TS. My TV is a 2012 F350 DRW crew cab 6.2L Lariat with the camper package. As of now, all I have are the upper stableloads. When the TC is loa...
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Airbags provide up to 5,000lbs of leveling and should be plenty, especially with upper stableloads.
Personally I think the lower stableloads are bad for springs, they induce a unnatural pivot point which can stress a spring in a manner it wasn't intended for.
I would skip the Rancho's, of all the shocks on all the vehicles I have ran I have never been as unimpressed as with the 9000's (used them on 3 rigs of various size and weight). Bilstien 5100's are night and day better than Rancho's 9000's, and I didn't know what a good shock was until I ran them.
Personally I think the lower stableloads are bad for springs, they induce a unnatural pivot point which can stress a spring in a manner it wasn't intended for.
I would skip the Rancho's, of all the shocks on all the vehicles I have ran I have never been as unimpressed as with the 9000's (used them on 3 rigs of various size and weight). Bilstien 5100's are night and day better than Rancho's 9000's, and I didn't know what a good shock was until I ran them.
