Softer Ride for one ton Dually
I have posted questions in the past on this subject of getting a softer ride for a 2001 Dodge Dually one Ton. From many many responses I have about decided that the best approach is to remove the bott...
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Looks like the Sulastic Springs might be the way to go.The Carli route also sounds wonderful. The suspension seats seem like allot of money and just removing the overload spring may not be enough.
I have learned that "softer" is quite subjective. It also sounds like a newer truck may not be as wonderful as one might imagine and of course is so much money. My 3500 dualy is paid for and only 120k miles!
I wish I could afford the air suspension package from Kierman (sp?)
I am trying to get a satisfactory solution without breaking the bank. Trying to stay under $1000. If I can get a good bang for the dollar with one of these steps that have been suggested then I may go for some more steps. I am thinking the Sulastic is a good FIRST step.
Any other words of advice??
I have learned that "softer" is quite subjective. It also sounds like a newer truck may not be as wonderful as one might imagine and of course is so much money. My 3500 dualy is paid for and only 120k miles!
I wish I could afford the air suspension package from Kierman (sp?)
I am trying to get a satisfactory solution without breaking the bank. Trying to stay under $1000. If I can get a good bang for the dollar with one of these steps that have been suggested then I may go for some more steps. I am thinking the Sulastic is a good FIRST step.
Any other words of advice??
