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Old 04-20-2017, 09:25 AM   #1
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As an aside, if you do need to increase your rear spring height AKA stiffen it up for towing - go with something like the StableLoads before the airbags. I love my airbags and wireless controller ($1,000) but I haul different weights at different times and like the on the fly adjustability. The StableLoads will work better in your situation and are lower cost. ($185)

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Hi Wild Wild West,

I had a question as I am looking at adding the Torklift StableLoads to my F150 to help with handling/suspension in addition to my air bags. How do these interact with empty/full air bags? Do they compromise our compliment? They've nearly doubled in price the past couple years so it is quite an investment at $310
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As an aside, if you do need to increase your rear spring height AKA stiffen it up for towing - go with something like the StableLoads before the airbags. I love my airbags and wireless controller ($1,000) but I haul different weights at different times and like the on the fly adjustability. The StableLoads will work better in your situation and are lower cost. ($185)

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Hi Wild Wild West,

I had a question as I am looking at adding the Torklift StableLoads to my F150 to help with handling/suspension in addition to my air bags. How do these interact with empty/full air bags? Do they compromise our compliment? They've nearly doubled in price the past couple years so it is quite an investment at $310
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I need to clarify my ask:

I am running airlifts with remote compressor and adding antisways. Just saw other options out there including the StableLoads and Roadmaster Active Suspension.

I've already invested in the bags, but looking for better control including roll and wheel hop that still occurs with the bags.

This package was not cheap and I've been happy with the lift I get and soft ride emply. So, ultimately I need to compliment my bags
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Old 04-20-2017, 01:59 PM   #3
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You can also used hockey pucks between the springs and the overload spring. If they are too thick ,just cut them down.Lag bolt thru the overload and they work great. Or you can add timbrins. They are easy to put on too.
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What's a hockey puck. I'm in NE Ohio[emoji846]


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Cool concept. Cheaper than the stops they sell online "customized" for my truck.


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In the old days we would use hockey pucks for a 2 or 4" body lift on our 4x4s
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I'm outside of Cleveland. I actually live 10 minute from Lebron James house We know Baseball, Basketball, and sometimes we have an NFL team.
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I need to clarify my ask:

I am running airlifts with remote compressor and adding antisways. Just saw other options out there including the StableLoads and Roadmaster Active Suspension.

I've already invested in the bags, but looking for better control including roll and wheel hop that still occurs with the bags.

This package was not cheap and I've been happy with the lift I get and soft ride emply. So, ultimately I need to compliment my bags
I personally don't use the StableLoads, I only use airbags in my truck so unfortunately can't comment on whether they would help or hinder if used in addition to the air bags on an F150
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Are these stabilizer and airbags things that also apply to 5th wheels?
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Are these stabilizer and airbags things that also apply to 5th wheels?


It's not as much trailer as it is the factory suspension to consider if you need to augment your suspension. I have an f150and need the help with bags. Also 150s do not have factory rear sway bars.


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First let me say I am totally new to all this. I first bought my truck, a GMC 3500 Denali with the 6.7 duramax diesel and allison transmission. I did that because I wanted enough truck without worrying about towing issues. I then chose (rather my wife did because she wanted something not much bigger than 30 feet) a Crossroads 5th that is 30 feet 11 inches. I THINK I'm ok but have yet to get it back from the shop. They are adding the 5500 generator, solar panels, 2 more 6 volt batteries, etc.

I'd like to assume I don't need anything extra on the truck but - I have no clue. Should be good but I'm not certain.
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First let me say I am totally new to all this. I first bought my truck, a GMC 3500 Denali with the 6.7 duramax diesel and allison transmission. I did that because I wanted enough truck without worrying about towing issues. I then chose (rather my wife did because she wanted something not much bigger than 30 feet) a Crossroads 5th that is 30 feet 11 inches. I THINK I'm ok but have yet to get it back from the shop. They are adding the 5500 generator, solar panels, 2 more 6 volt batteries, etc.

I'd like to assume I don't need anything extra on the truck but - I have no clue. Should be good but I'm not certain.
Jay, you have plenty of truck for that camper. There is even room for the next BIGGER camper.
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