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jlb27537 · 04-11-2015, 03:17 AM

Tom, were you down on both overload pads?

My Ram has staggered overload pads and I am down on the rear one, but not the front. I got a bit of sag also and feel the rear is too soft when towing. Was thinking of using a product called stable load. since I am not down hard on the overloads the rear is still giving a soft ride/some bounce when loaded.

So add stable load (to the spring pads only) and a set of Blisteins on the rear. You ever been down this road?

http://www.torklift.com/index.php/pr...ion/stableload

Jim

04-11-2015, 03:17 AM	#12
jlb27537 Montana Master Join Date: Jan 2013 Location: Depends on temps Posts: 1,648 M.O.C. #13157	Tom, were you down on both overload pads? My Ram has staggered overload pads and I am down on the rear one, but not the front. I got a bit of sag also and feel the rear is too soft when towing. Was thinking of using a product called stable load. since I am not down hard on the overloads the rear is still giving a soft ride/some bounce when loaded. So add stable load (to the spring pads only) and a set of Blisteins on the rear. You ever been down this road? http://www.torklift.com/index.php/pr...ion/stableload Jim __________________ 2012 Ram Laramie 3500 DRW 4x4 3.73 Tow Max Pkg B&W Companion 60 gal RDS aux fuel tank. 2014 Montana 3150RL, 2 A/C's, Leather, 6 Point Jacks, Splendede WD2100XC, Mor/ryde X-Factor, Duravis 250 tires with TST 507RV monitors. 2 x Honda EU2000's