Stableloads - upper vs. lower - vs. airbags?
I think I've cleared up the stableloads vs airbags issue. Seems the general consensus is that stableloads are the way to go. At least to start with stableloads then add airbags if necessary. There'...
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RamblinAnne wrote:
Just curious.. I see you have a F450 dually.. yet you still put airbags and bilsteins on it. How come?
Airbags to adjust the ride height a bit and to make it adjustable. I've found the ride is smoother with air bags. Energy Suspension bump stops to engage the overloads sooner since the air bags made the overloads disengage.
Bilstein 4600s because the standard shocks weren't absorbing the bumps as much as I wanted. That change was quite a bit of an improvement on any road that had sharp bumps and also minor bumps. My truck had almost 100K miles on it when I bought it, so the shocks may have just been worn out.
