Improving rear sag
If the existing ride and handling is acceptable and I just want to raise the rear slightly to point the headlights where they should be, what would be the better system, Timbrens or Stabil Loads? I kn...
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wnjj wrote:That is my belief. I do not mean to be disrespectful, but if someone does not understand this basic point, there is no reason to discuss the subject with them.cewillis wrote:Reddog1 wrote:
Unloaded, your truck sits at a given height. Load the TC, and it will definitely squat, regardless of what you have for suspension.
Wayne
Sorry, but not true. (perhaps just misstated?) My truck rides at stock height fully loaded at just under 3000 lb, as I've shown here before. Springs.
The only way a loaded truck and unloaded one can be at the same height is with a solid frame without springs or springs you can "adjust". I think that is Wayne's point. If you have stock ride height with a camper you must have higher than stock without unless you have a method (airbags or removable springs) to alter the spring rate.
A suspension system that doesn't change height with a load effectively has an infinite spring rate and therefore isn't a spring.
