Kenneth,
Hellwig Air Bags are working for me. I tow a (boy scout) trailer had the
same problem.
The air bags were simple to install and allowed me to keep the original
height without load.
The ride did get a little stiffer, but not much because of the brackets on
the spring.
I believe helper springs will make things too stiff, and increase ride
height without load.
My experience with air adjustable shocks were that they were really stiff
without a load.
Just my 2cents, hope it helps.
Neal Arita - from Hawaii
'97 CC, 5.2L, Auto
----------Original Message----------
Date: Mon, 7 May 2001 01:16:30 -0500
From: Kenneth Berntsen <kenneth@berntsen.cc>
Subject: DML: Helper Leaf or Adjustable Load Shocks
Okay here's the deal!
When I hook the boat up to the rear of the Dak, the tail end drops more than
I'd like. So I'm looking to get either adjustable shocks or a helper leaf
kit for the rear.
I'm looking to get some opinions / pros & cons of the two.
Thanks
Kenneth M. Berntsen
1996 Dakota Sport 3.9 V6 (Current)
1990 Dakota 2.5 I4 (1993 - 1997)
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