Roadmaster Suspension Sale

[johnmoore]

Saw the following message on the Dodge Dakota Mailing list and thought some here might be interested. I don't have any connection with this company and am only passing the info along. If you have any questions please call Roadmster.
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Got this in my email this morning... figured that if anyone out there wanted
to buy, now's the time. Can't beat $150. I wonder if we could get a DML
discount on that price... .....


ROADMASTER ACTIVE SUSPENSION'S
SUPER SPRING SALE!

Our Super Spring Sale did so well in March we've decided to extend the sale
offer into April. For the month of April, our prices have been reduced from
$229 for the standard X spring and $269 for the XX kits to *$150 for either
kit. This is a tremendous savings on the Roadmaster Active Suspension kit
for your vehicle and we also offer a three month payment plan via credit
card.
That's right, you will only be billed $50 per month for three months. This
is an incredible deal, so don't miss out!

The Roadmaster Active Suspension system was designed to reduce the risk of
rollover, improve road holding, provide additional load carrying ability,
and will also eliminate axle wrap and wheel hop. Our product will
significantly improve the safety and stability of your vehicle with or
without a load. Another major advantage of our product is it will not
harden the ride like other products on the market. The Roadmaster system
takes about an hour to install requiring no drilling, cutting, or welding.

Call 1-800-398-5036 today to order this phenomenal product for your Truck,
SUV, or Van. We also offer a 30 day money back guarantee, if your not 100%
completely satisfied with our product, send it back! Thank you again for
your interest in Roadmaster Active Suspension and we look forward to earning
your business!

"Roadmaster Active Suspension should be considered not just an Accessory,
but a Necessity!"

Best Regards,

Bud Clark
National Marketing Manager
Roadmaster Active Suspension
330-D East Hebron Street
Charlotte, NC 28273
(800) 398-5036
(704) 523-2646
(704) 523-0259 Fax
www.activesuspension.com

*If you have already purchased one of our kits thru a dealer or distributor,
please disregard this promotional sale!

 

[MCrossley]

I am usually the last person to put down anything or anyones product especially since I do not run that on my truck but I did want to at least comment that I have 3 friends who had that system on their trucks and all 3 have failed causing damage to the underside of their trucks. Like I said I am sure it is a good product but does not have a good track record with those who I know have it.

 

[wcjp]

I remembered seeing this installed of Shadetree mechanic sometime ago. I was just looking at the fine print on the website. The overload springs must be removes. I'll keep looking.

 

[Turbo Thom]

I've been using the system for about 3 years and so far , so good. What caused the damage to the other trucks? I got mine cause I wanted the "slapper springs" gone.



. . Preston. .

 

[MCrossley]

It has been a while now but if I recal the springs on the roadmaster snapped an came through the bottom of the wheel well, whats odd is only one side did it on all three trucks. None of them were re-embersed either they got the cold shoulder but like I said I just bring this up as a point not as a put-down to the manufacture because I do not personally run the product.

 

[MGire]

I have also been using the system for about 3 1/2 years. No problems and works as advertised.



Mike

 

[Bob4x4]

Guys there is a revised bracket system now on the roadmasters. Less stress on all the parts ,it is a roller setup. I have the original on mine still with many off road miles and a few in front of a sled and many more 1/4 mile at a time.



Bob

 

[Roger rodbolt]

Mine still works great too!

Larry

 

[MCrossley]

hmmmm, I will have to tell these guys about the revised bracket system maybe they could replace theirs with that although I know at least one threw his in the dumpster but I will relay the info thanks.