Payload: Ram 2500 Diesel vs. Ram 3500 Diesel
So much debate about the artificially low payload on the Ram 2500 diesels. That the low payload is only due to the 10,000 lb. GVWR. That the Ram 2500 diesel shares the same frame and drivetrain (dif...
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rhagfo wrote:billyray50 wrote:Me Again wrote:FishOnOne wrote:
I would hands down go with the leaf springs. The problem with the coil suspension is the springs are mounted inward from the frame requiring using a sway bar to supplement and the leafs are mounted outwards of the frame giving the truck much better stability.
There's a reason the 3500 stayed with leaf springs.
Give that man a cigar! Chris
X2 Exactly why I went leaf springs on my 3500.
I would have gone with the Air!
3500 air suspension still has leaf springs.
Chris
