mwardncsu
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just finally finished the install of a RC 3” suspension Level/lift (new springs / shocks on front, new shocks and block on rear) on a 2004 RAM 1500 single cab, 6.5’ bed with RWD.
Had Cooper Discoverer XLT 285/75R17 tires installed (previous were 265/70R17) on existing wheels and a alignment performed.
The truck seems to pull a bit to the left so I’ll need them to relook at the alignment - but at 45 mpg there is a pronounced bounce which I believe is coming from the rear. Below 45 it seems ok and once I get over 50 mph it settles out again (haven’t gotten it above 55 yet).
I’ve seen some reference that perhaps the tires may be a little over inflated, or others have described something similar at 45 mph and said new shocks solved it - but I’ve got new shocks
Anyone experience anything like this and have suggestions?
Had Cooper Discoverer XLT 285/75R17 tires installed (previous were 265/70R17) on existing wheels and a alignment performed.
The truck seems to pull a bit to the left so I’ll need them to relook at the alignment - but at 45 mpg there is a pronounced bounce which I believe is coming from the rear. Below 45 it seems ok and once I get over 50 mph it settles out again (haven’t gotten it above 55 yet).
I’ve seen some reference that perhaps the tires may be a little over inflated, or others have described something similar at 45 mph and said new shocks solved it - but I’ve got new shocks
Anyone experience anything like this and have suggestions?