More suspension help!
We have a 2013 Wolf Creek 850 on a 2005 Chevy 2500HD (no Overloads), with the Duramax with 120,000 miles on it. I still have the original shocks. Truck rides fine with the load but I get about a 3 inc...
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Butch50 wrote:
... Also the lower Stable Loads can be taken in and out with a ratchet. Take look at the Stable Loads
This is the type you use if you don't have an upper overload. When you are not using the camper or loading the truck down just swing them out, then when needed swing them in.
With air bags, and in cab controller, add or remove air, no wrench needed, rain or shine. You can also level the TC while camping. If on the highway with strong side winds, push a button to put more air on the down wind side of the TC. You can also stiffen or soften the ride with the in cab controller.
Through the years I have had overloads with and without adjusters, coil over shocks, added leafs to the spring pack. I much prefer the air bags. Changing from a TC loaded truck to an empty truck, the worst experience was with adding to the leaf pack. The second worse was overloads. But, each of us have our own preferences.
