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 ontarioroads |
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Posts: 1 (05/12/08 12:12:14) |
Hello everyone,
This is my first post. I'm thinking of buying a set of supersprings to add some weight carrying capacity to my Ram 2500. Anybody have any comments pro or con on these units? Pulling a 31' fifth wheel. |
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warofroses |
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Posts: 31 (05/13/08 06:43:01) |
Welcome to the forum. I have not had any experience with "Super Springs" but have pulled a lot of miles with my Ram over the years.
Bob
2004 OR 316RLS
1995 Dodge Cummins 2500 - Pullrite Super 5, DTT tranny, 4" exhaust, PAC Brake, Bilstine shocks, TST #5 Cam plate, Cool air intake mods..... |
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ontarioroads |
Still looking for someone who has tried and proven them! | ||
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Posts: 2 (05/13/08 17:24:20) |
Talked to someone at the supersprings sales website. They pitched the superiority of supersprings over air bags because they come with a lifetime warranty
unlike air bags (spring lifters). Air bag lifters are fabric. Supersprings are steel. Was visiting crossroads forum. Lots of travellors talking about how good
air springs were but nobody talking about supersprings! So the question is- if you're going to boost your suspension with a $500 add on, which way do you
go? Would like to hear from someone who actually has supersprings!
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Posts: 9 (05/27/08 08:35:23) |
You should look into Timbrens. They are essentially "helper" springs but much easier to install than the traditional ones. They only cost $150. They
are maintenance free. And they only become active when you have a load. When unloaded, you get the normal "factory" ride. I have them and have never
regretted my decision.
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