any FALR specs for 2004 Dodge Ram 2500?

[eb145]

For proper WDH setup, the Front Axle Load Restoration (FALR) that is required or recommended varies by TV manufacturer, model and year. I have not been able to find any Dodge recommendations for FALR when setting up a WDH system. FALR requirements from other truck manufacturers seem to vary from 100% to 50% and is a heated discussion topic sometimes.

My 2004 Dodge RAM 2500 4x4 Owners Manual includes specifications for when a WDH system is required but it never addresses FALR.

Does anyone have information from Dodge about FALR guidelines for a 2004 Dodge RAM 2500?

Maybe Dodge deliberately doesn't specify or recommend FALR, because Dodge believes the FALR should be left to the manufacturer of the WDH system to specify.

Anyway I have been looking for FALR recommendations published by Dodge for over a year and have never found any.

Thanks,
Ed

[ScottG]

While I've never heard of that spec I can tell you that the front end is so stiff that it's nearly impossible to force it downward with a WDH very much.
I was able to get it down nearly 1/4" but found it was too much and made the handling squirly when descending hills.
I still have a good amount of tension on my 1200# bars and the front drops about 1/16". It's a HD truck and is meant to carry the weight in the bed and not so much on the front axle like some lighter vehicles have to do.