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'...
Forum Discussion
I like air bags better than spring blocks because I drive my truck everyday and use it for everything.
I like being able to press a button and have it stock-soft (actually even softer than that due to the Kelderman air-ride) then if I have the camper, a trailer, a pallet of bricks, whatever I just dial it as stiff as I want.
If I were carrying the camper full-time, then I'd go with the spring blocks. Set and forget.
About the Rancho 9000s, I've had a few sets of them. Loved them when brand new. But my experience and that of all my friends who have had them is they wear out extremey quickly.
My next set will be the Bilsteins.
I like being able to press a button and have it stock-soft (actually even softer than that due to the Kelderman air-ride) then if I have the camper, a trailer, a pallet of bricks, whatever I just dial it as stiff as I want.
If I were carrying the camper full-time, then I'd go with the spring blocks. Set and forget.
About the Rancho 9000s, I've had a few sets of them. Loved them when brand new. But my experience and that of all my friends who have had them is they wear out extremey quickly.
My next set will be the Bilsteins.
