Handling comparison: SRW vs DRW at GVW
I don’t think anyone would argue that a DRW is more stable at carrying a TC but let’s hear some thoughts when comparing “apples to apples” For example let’s assume trucks are both new Ram 3500 4x4 di...
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I forgot to add, I went from a 2006 Ram SRW 2wd with a Wolf Creek (3000 lbs) and I was dead on my rear tire rating with normal loading, until I hooked up a trailer.
to a 2015 Ram 3500 4wd tradesman dually (with 4:10), Than to an Arctic Fox 990, than to a 2018 Ram 3500 laramie 2wd dually (3:73)
The 2015/2018 are different trucks from the 2006. but it was a big difference going from a SRW to a dually.
Than I added Lower staple loads to to the 2018 to bring it back up to level in the rear loaded and the sway/ability to carry load got even better.
all 3 trucks has the BigWig sway bar added to them.
to a 2015 Ram 3500 4wd tradesman dually (with 4:10), Than to an Arctic Fox 990, than to a 2018 Ram 3500 laramie 2wd dually (3:73)
The 2015/2018 are different trucks from the 2006. but it was a big difference going from a SRW to a dually.
Than I added Lower staple loads to to the 2018 to bring it back up to level in the rear loaded and the sway/ability to carry load got even better.
all 3 trucks has the BigWig sway bar added to them.
