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RRman · 09-02-2020, 03:19 PM

I added Sumo Springs to my 05 Dodge Ram 3500 Dually.
They've improved the Truck's ride slightly. I deem them worth it. Especially when the unloaded Truck is used as a daily driver.

Regarding the Fiver, I installed JoyRider Shocks several years ago as a REPLACEMENT for the OEM Shock System on my 05 Montana. Better Angle, twice as big Shock Absorbers. Significant improvement! However, still the very worst roads jerk things around quite a bit - there is only so much you can do with so much weight on two axles.
Thanks to rough roads, my first Generation Joyrider brackets had one BENT. Joyrider replaced all my brackets with improved heavier duty ones for the cost of shipping....
Still there is enough movement on rough roads that the Joyrider has taken out two of my suspension shackle grease Zerks over the years...

09-02-2020, 03:19 PM	#18
RRman Montana Master Join Date: May 2007 Location: Montgomery Posts: 502 M.O.C. #7196	Sumo Springs and Joyrider Shocks I added Sumo Springs to my 05 Dodge Ram 3500 Dually. They've improved the Truck's ride slightly. I deem them worth it. Especially when the unloaded Truck is used as a daily driver. Regarding the Fiver, I installed JoyRider Shocks several years ago as a REPLACEMENT for the OEM Shock System on my 05 Montana. Better Angle, twice as big Shock Absorbers. Significant improvement! However, still the very worst roads jerk things around quite a bit - there is only so much you can do with so much weight on two axles. Thanks to rough roads, my first Generation Joyrider brackets had one BENT. Joyrider replaced all my brackets with improved heavier duty ones for the cost of shipping.... Still there is enough movement on rough roads that the Joyrider has taken out two of my suspension shackle grease Zerks over the years...