You may have been being sarcastic but that's actually quite helpful to me. Last I heard on the subject was "deal with it, it's a dodge, they do that."

CA's concrete highways are absolutely terrible to cruise on, I've had upwards of 800 lbs in the bed and it's still done it, while my friends avalanche cruises nice and smooth.

Thanks!

 

You're welcome

I like to be sarcastic but don't think I meant any offense, I had more than enough fun pulling the pics for you lol

I'm very picture happy

 

FWIW, my 2nd gen does it on concrete as well and so does my dad's 3rd gen. lol

My gf's '10 Hyundai Elantra does it too. lol

 

I think caltracs and dual shocks with a rear sway bar should do the trick
If you have the money the BDS Traction bars will fit in there too

 

Don't ever drive a Jeep, then...

I feel like I'm driving a Cadillac once I get back in my '05 after driving my wife's Jeep Wrangler for a bit. I've never had perceived suspension issues with my truck, though. Ever. Always felt it was one of the smoothest trucks I've ever been in, ride-wise. I also traded up from a VR6 VW Jetta with sport suspension...

 

Ok. Guys I have a ques. Does anyone know about the 4.7l cams from a Jeep grand cherokee fitting rite in our truck? From the GO model Jeep grand cherokee. And if they do , do they fit rite in, orrrr??? please help. I was told there are no cams for our truck ?!?!??