astrodude
Junior Member
Hi guys,
I have a ram1500 2015 Ecodiesel with its air suspension just deleted. I went with a Rancho front stud and rear spring, and installed a sumo spring bump stop to help with heavier load. My truck is mostly loaded with 500lbs tools and after the install, I found the sumo spring is already compressed to a certain degree and the ride is rough because the suspension spring is bypassed. My current ride height is front 37” and rear 39”. I tried to lift my truck with a jack and it seems a at lease 2 inch lift in the back can get the sumo spring barely touch the frame.
Should I lift my rear? Should I use a 2 inch spacer or replace the Rear coil spring? I know Tuftruck has a spring that can increase 50% load while lift the rear by 3”. Should I lift the front too?
Any input is much appreciated.
I have a ram1500 2015 Ecodiesel with its air suspension just deleted. I went with a Rancho front stud and rear spring, and installed a sumo spring bump stop to help with heavier load. My truck is mostly loaded with 500lbs tools and after the install, I found the sumo spring is already compressed to a certain degree and the ride is rough because the suspension spring is bypassed. My current ride height is front 37” and rear 39”. I tried to lift my truck with a jack and it seems a at lease 2 inch lift in the back can get the sumo spring barely touch the frame.
Should I lift my rear? Should I use a 2 inch spacer or replace the Rear coil spring? I know Tuftruck has a spring that can increase 50% load while lift the rear by 3”. Should I lift the front too?
Any input is much appreciated.