Rough ride with Timbrens and Rancho 9000xls
So I thought it would be a good idea to put Timbrens on my truck. The Lance 1055 camper is tall and a bit top heavy. It didn't ride bad or sway badly, but I thought that this would help for stabili...
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MN Ben wrote:
Without the camper, try 5# of air or the minimum as directed by the manufacturer in your Timbren air bags and your 9000's on #3 or #4.
Comfy ride for me.
You really got to play with the setting. Drive the same route of bumps until you find what works for you.
Keep in touch,
Ben
1) Tembrens do not use air...
2) Empty with no load in the bed there should be about 3/4" clearance between the Tembrens and frame rails.... If not, you may have the wrong model Tembren.
3) Does your 3500 have factory overloads?? If so, are they engaging properly when under a load? If not, add stable-loads to engage the overloads.
