Will Stable Loads help my set up?
I have air bags and on board compressor as well as the Energy Suspension extended bump stops for my 981. The bump stops engage sooner but seem pretty soft so I'm not sure if they're helping much. When...
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FireGuard wrote:
Not towing trailer just the camper.
It's the left/right motion when I have too much air in the bags which keeps the overloads from engaging enough. With only 20 lbs or so in the bags, the truck sits lower than I like.
I think if I get the overloads to engage sooner it will cure both issues.
While I don't have your dodge, I have an F350. I started out with just Helwig, Stable loads and Rancho RS 9000 shocks. The truck did very well, and as the truck weighed empty 7800, I am typically around 10,500 loaded with a family if 6 and all our gear. I did not add the air bags till I got my super hitch for towing a small boat or an ATV trailer with two Honda TRX500's. I inky inflate the air bags till the overload springs Are just engaging the stable loads. It means the truck still sits a bit tail down, but I think that is more because I installed a 2.5" leveling kit to the truck, so it sits level unloaded....
I am not completely familiar with Dodges overload configuration, but with Fords separate overload springs and pads, the Stable loads are an absolute win for me.
Garry in Kodiak, Ak
