Suspension help needed...

[mconstable]

Hey guys... I have Timbrens on my truck for rear squat while towing, but just upgraded to a much heavier trailer and would like to do it right and upgrade the leafs... any advice?

Thanks!

 

[TAbbott]

Add-a-leafs are readily available, but your best bet is probably air bags.

 

[JDerbedrossian]

Carli Suspension has a nice set-up for towing.

Dodge Suspension Lift Kits - Long Travel Air Bags

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[JGoss]

I got my Firestone rides rites from Summit and they've done well. They may not be as nice as the other brands but for $150 you can't go wrong.

 

[GRoutzahn]

For simplicity's sake, I really like SuperSprings. And their customer support is superb (CS rep gave me his home number just in case).

 

[mconstable]

Thanks for the help guys... I'm leaning toward the supersprings... GRoutzahn, did you get the regular load or heavy load springs?



How was the ride/rear sag affected etc. ?

 

[Bob4x4]

I use a combination of springs,shocks and air bags. It corners like its empty with a 750lb tw with only 15 psi in the bags



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Bob

 

[p-Bar]

For simplicity's sake, I really like SuperSprings. And their customer support is superb (CS rep gave me his home number just in case).

Supersprings are great . Bob's setup is very nice though

 

[Bob4x4]

It makes for a killer pkg to get up and down the mountains or any challenging terrain









Bob

 

[JonKing]

BOB - where did you get that bad*** front bumper?

 

[Bob4x4]

The Bumper was fabbed by Baja Mike @ Carli suspension in Orange Ca.



Bob