Layumon22s
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So my dad just recently purchased on 09 ram 1500. Its rated at 9100 of towing, we have a trailer that weighs around 6000 lbs, and we are getting about 3 in. of drop in the rear and about 1 in. of lift in the front. This truck is next to impossible to keep in the road because the alignment gets wayy off. He doesn't want to bag the rear of his truck since it's a daily driver and doesn't really see that much towing, maybe 3-4 days a month. Looking for other options on how to fix this. Those air helper springs don't really do much since they only offer 1000 lbs. of leveling capacity since they go inside the rear coils. The truck rides firmly on the rear bumpstops with the trailer loaded on. We thought about finding larger bump stops or adding a 1-1.5 in. spacer to the top of the current bumpstop. Stiffer coils aren't out yet for the 09s. Any other ideas? I don't really think a firmer shock is really going to do much for a 6000 lb. load but I may be wrong rear suspension digital image