Suspension improvements, Sumo Springs?

[kowbra]

Originally Posted by AZMont

I tried the trailer sumo springs and found the ride much harsher in the cab. Spouse really did not like the ride at all. I took them off, returned them to get my money back. I do use Sumo Springs Rebel line in my 2015 3/4 ton Ram 2500 Diesel with air suspension and they do improve the ride, vehicle drop, etc.... However, the real answer is to get a 1 ton. That is my next truck upgrade.

Thanks azmont, that is exactly the information I was looking for. This forum has great members!

Yes, we are doing an upgrade on the truck to a 2020 RAM 3500 SRW with the factory auto air suspension. I hear from others that nothing more is needed to keep things level and handle the loads...

Brad

[McRod]

All about RVs did a review on them at this link

https://youtu.be/268RxFsUJsE

Personally, I would just add shocks. There are quite a few aftermarket manufacturers of shock products that will help your situation.

[oeeman]

Are you driving with your potable tank partially full? Sloshing can be an issue. I saw a video on a model set up that scared the crap out of me

[kowbra]

Originally Posted by McRod

All about RVs did a review on them at this link

https://youtu.be/268RxFsUJsE

Personally, I would just add shocks. There are quite a few aftermarket manufacturers of shock products that will help your situation.

Thanks, appreciate the link!
I suspect you are right about doing shocks; sumo springs can only help in one direction, whereas shocks can help in both.

Brad

[kowbra]

Originally Posted by oeeman

Are you driving with your potable tank partially full? Sloshing can be an issue. I saw a video on a model set up that scared the crap out of me

Good suggestion, but no the issues I have are with empty tanks.

Brad

[AZMont]

Tanks are empty