Area13
Aug 03, 2018Explorer
Lower Stableloads Review
I have had 4 different TC’’s over the years on 3 different trucks. I have added upper stableloads to to 2, 2 trucks had air bags, Rancho 9k’s on 1, bilsteins now, 19.5’s on my last srw and now I just added lower stableloads to my current setup.
By far the best results are with the lower stableloads out of all the mods before. They are the first mod I have ever done where my Wife said, it rides better. I’m just wrapping up a 6 day trip up in the WA Cascades and am very happy with the results. I now have almost zero air in my bags and will stay that way unless I tow the boat.
The lower stableloads raised my rear just enough to where i’m just about level, and that’s fully loaded including 64 gallons of fresh water. My side to side sway and porposing are all but cured, much better experience.
Anywho, just my 2 cents on what worked very well on my setup. Highly recommend them.
By far the best results are with the lower stableloads out of all the mods before. They are the first mod I have ever done where my Wife said, it rides better. I’m just wrapping up a 6 day trip up in the WA Cascades and am very happy with the results. I now have almost zero air in my bags and will stay that way unless I tow the boat.
The lower stableloads raised my rear just enough to where i’m just about level, and that’s fully loaded including 64 gallons of fresh water. My side to side sway and porposing are all but cured, much better experience.
Anywho, just my 2 cents on what worked very well on my setup. Highly recommend them.