Towing shocks...???
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07-24-2007, 08:49 PM
RE: Towing shocks...???
ORIGINAL: Silver Doug
I've got the 10,000 lb. Equal-I-zer hitch ...and the tounge wt. Is 524Lbs. Just what are air springs... and how are they attached...around the shocks...??? Doug
I've got the 10,000 lb. Equal-I-zer hitch ...and the tounge wt. Is 524Lbs. Just what are air springs... and how are they attached...around the shocks...??? Doug
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07-25-2007, 01:12 AM
RE: Towing shocks...???
i disagree about the stock shocks...they are crap, even for regular driving...they have no rebound dampening.
i like the rancho 9000's...gives me some adjustability for heavy or no load and they actually work. i also just bought some timbren overload springs but haven't had a load in the truck yet to decide if they work worth a ****, but as soon as i know i'll post.
as far as your original question, get some sort of overload/helper springs and some better, if not adjustable, shocks.
i like the rancho 9000's...gives me some adjustability for heavy or no load and they actually work. i also just bought some timbren overload springs but haven't had a load in the truck yet to decide if they work worth a ****, but as soon as i know i'll post.
as far as your original question, get some sort of overload/helper springs and some better, if not adjustable, shocks.
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07-25-2007, 04:29 PM
RE: Towing shocks...???
ORIGINAL: sa1765
i disagree about the stock shocks...they are crap, even for regular driving...they have no rebound dampening.
i like the rancho 9000's...gives me some adjustability for heavy or no load and they actually work. i also just bought some timbren overload springs but haven't had a load in the truck yet to decide if they work worth a ****, but as soon as i know i'll post.
as far as your original question, get some sort of overload/helper springs and some better, if not adjustable, shocks.
i disagree about the stock shocks...they are crap, even for regular driving...they have no rebound dampening.
i like the rancho 9000's...gives me some adjustability for heavy or no load and they actually work. i also just bought some timbren overload springs but haven't had a load in the truck yet to decide if they work worth a ****, but as soon as i know i'll post.
as far as your original question, get some sort of overload/helper springs and some better, if not adjustable, shocks.
Would it be possible that there has been some kind of spec or build change since '04, orsomewhere along the line?