Road with uneven surfaces.......
My SRW Ram 2500 just got new M&S E rated Michelins. Wow, How they wandered until they got broken in. As long as the road is graded even with a newer surface its a butter cake to steer, but when you ge...
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Excellent advice here everyone. I really appreciate it. I have an 02 Ram 2500 with 105 K miles because it's only used for the truck camper. I like the truck because it the last year you can go without smog check and I also like the mechanical injectors.
I think Supersprings are the way to go. Getting the springs to do their job sooner will allow lowering the airbag pressures thereby eliminating some of the bounce. Next is to get the front tires down around 55/65 psi like said above.
It was wonderful, even though fighting 'tilt steer' to go on a second unhurried trip before the snow flies in the California mountains. We had a really great time. I had to go on Highway 80 for about 25 miles. Wow what a nice surprise from memory, as the last time I was there with my beloved Grampa driving his Cadillac 47 yrs earlier. It was very nostalgic. The snow showed up at our favorite camps in northern Cali just a few days after we got home in Oregon.
I think Supersprings are the way to go. Getting the springs to do their job sooner will allow lowering the airbag pressures thereby eliminating some of the bounce. Next is to get the front tires down around 55/65 psi like said above.
It was wonderful, even though fighting 'tilt steer' to go on a second unhurried trip before the snow flies in the California mountains. We had a really great time. I had to go on Highway 80 for about 25 miles. Wow what a nice surprise from memory, as the last time I was there with my beloved Grampa driving his Cadillac 47 yrs earlier. It was very nostalgic. The snow showed up at our favorite camps in northern Cali just a few days after we got home in Oregon.
