"Porpoising" - How to Tame the Rocking Camper
Struts are the only solution Lance parts representatives can offer for out of control forward and back rocking of a camper. Trouble is they don't support my 2019 Lance 650 on my 2016 Toyota Tundra (wi...
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First, tighten the tiedowns to correct tension. Overtightening causes extra stress on the mount locations on the Truck Camper.
Usually, porpoising is an out of balance condition. Better shocks should help. I’m assuming you have stock shocks.
But, there are things you can do before spending money. Try adjusting the Timbrens softer or slightly harder. Finally, try adjusting the tire pressure while staying high enough to support the weight you are carrying on your Tundra. The first place I’d look is probably front tire pressure since I’m assuming you are already at max pressure on the rear.
Usually, porpoising is an out of balance condition. Better shocks should help. I’m assuming you have stock shocks.
But, there are things you can do before spending money. Try adjusting the Timbrens softer or slightly harder. Finally, try adjusting the tire pressure while staying high enough to support the weight you are carrying on your Tundra. The first place I’d look is probably front tire pressure since I’m assuming you are already at max pressure on the rear.
