TC newbie, can I get some input please?
A couple weeks ago we finally brought our new TC home. We used to own an older TT several years ago and didn't like it too much. Mainly because I like to take my Jeep with me for trail riding, etc. ...
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I respect your preference not to use air bags. The fact is, any other method I am aware of to raise the rear, must squat to take up the slack.
I am not aware of any fixed spring, overloads, etc. that can be adjusted after the load is put on the truck. If you have overload stops set one inch above the springs, the truck must squat one inch to touch the overloads, then squat even more till they carry the load.
The air bags can be inflated to raise the load, after the load is placed in the truck. That is a simple fact. As I previously stated, air bags must be installed correctly, and must be used correctly. My suggestion is to keep an open mind.
I will respond to the tow-bar question on a different post.
Wayne
I am not aware of any fixed spring, overloads, etc. that can be adjusted after the load is put on the truck. If you have overload stops set one inch above the springs, the truck must squat one inch to touch the overloads, then squat even more till they carry the load.
The air bags can be inflated to raise the load, after the load is placed in the truck. That is a simple fact. As I previously stated, air bags must be installed correctly, and must be used correctly. My suggestion is to keep an open mind.
I will respond to the tow-bar question on a different post.
Wayne
