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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"I recently installed stabiloads from Torklift. It must be pointed out that there are two very different things made by torklift that are each named stabloads. I am not even sure how they spell that word but some idiot at torklift should have used their brains and named the two devices differently."
I think that the product by SuperSprings is called "Super Sway-stops." I installed them on my F250 with my Adventurer 89RB. I am a bit surprised that they contact the overload spring with no load in the truck. Is that the way they are supposed to be. It sure stiffened the ride right up. Almost too much with no load. I'll contact SuperSprings and make sure they are supposed to contact the upper overload spring when empty.
Otherwise, they seem to already make a big difference in the sway going around corners. As much as the swaybar I had installed on my old pickup (Chevy Colorado).
BG
I think that the product by SuperSprings is called "Super Sway-stops." I installed them on my F250 with my Adventurer 89RB. I am a bit surprised that they contact the overload spring with no load in the truck. Is that the way they are supposed to be. It sure stiffened the ride right up. Almost too much with no load. I'll contact SuperSprings and make sure they are supposed to contact the upper overload spring when empty.
Otherwise, they seem to already make a big difference in the sway going around corners. As much as the swaybar I had installed on my old pickup (Chevy Colorado).
BG
