Oct-30-2020 09:54 AM
Oct-30-2020 04:21 PM
TxGearhead wrote:
You might check and see if Roadmaster has a sway bar for your Ford.
roadmasterinc.com
Call around and checking delivery dates might be good as well. eTrailer, Tweety's, etc.
Oct-30-2020 04:16 PM
Haloo wrote:Geo*Boy wrote:
Timbrens.
Why?
Oct-30-2020 03:40 PM
Haloo wrote:
2019
Yep, I understand that some sway and roll come with the territory. It did for the 1200 mile drive home with the camper. After I added the helper springs there is the initial tippy thing that wasn’t there before.
Oct-30-2020 03:37 PM
Oct-30-2020 02:00 PM
Haloo wrote:
Yep, I understand that some sway and roll come with the territory. It did for the 1200 mile drive home with the camper. After I added the helper springs there is the initial tippy thing that wasn’t there before.
Oct-30-2020 01:42 PM
jimh425 wrote:
You don’t say how old your F350 is. If it has some age to it, replace the bed and stabilizer bushings with polyurethane. At least, make sure the bed is tight.
But, what you are feeling could be completely normal. Trucks with TCs don’t ride like cars.
Oct-30-2020 01:37 PM
Oct-30-2020 01:05 PM
Geo*Boy wrote:
Timbrens.
Oct-30-2020 12:46 PM
Oct-30-2020 12:02 PM
Haloo wrote:
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...The unnerving thing is the quick dip to one side before the helper springs appear to come into play.
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Haloo wrote:
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Would airbags fill the gap, so to speak?
Oct-30-2020 11:39 AM
d3500ram wrote:
Not sure exactly how your spring set-up is, but I added a couple of user mods which along with added Helwing and Ranchos made for an almost ideal ride and height.
I made perch extenders for the top factory helper springs from 2" TS to engage sooner. I installed timber felling wedges to allow the stock bottom overloads to engage sooner. All this made the springs do the intended work before needing to put a lot of weight in to engage the them.
I do not have the camper anymore, but have used it recently to haul several loads of gravel for home construction projects... one load was just over 2 tons... about the same weight as my maxed out fully loaded camper setup.
Cheap modifications.
Oct-30-2020 11:25 AM
srschang wrote:
What are you running for air pressure in the front & rear tires? Are the tires load Range E? F? G? A tire with a firm sidewall makes a big difference in side to side sway. As others have said, some of it is a learning experience, especially when entering and leaving parking lots. You generally want to do it as square as possible, if you are at an angle one of the front tires will go over any dip or bump first, starting the camper rocking, then when the rear tire go through it one at a time, it really gets to rock & rolling.
Scott
Oct-30-2020 11:14 AM
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