You may want to look into rancho RS9000X shocks. They
will not level the load but you can adjust how much
you want the truck to bounce. I have them and love
them when I put my 800lb fourwheeler in the back. I
have the in cab adjusters and it work great, and the
truck feels like it is on rails (except for the fact
of the Goodyears) I brought a pair of those 550lb
helper springs that bolt on to the top of the leaves,
the work for the fourwheeler, so they may work with
the tounge weight you have. I brought them from
summit, for around $34.
Brian
--- John_Neff@Dell.com wrote:
>
> What you're experiencing is spring settling. Shocks
> alone will not help
> that. You will need additional springs, as you've
> used in the past, or air
> bags to help support the load of the trailer.
>
> John
>
> <snip>
> Have a 1998 Extended Cab - 318 V-8 - 4WD - Looking
> to put new shocks on it.
> Looking for something to help level the truck when
> my 26 foot travel trailer
> (newer model) is attached. When first hooked up,
> everything is level - after
> a couple miles the back of the truck sags a bit -
> Does not have the factory
> towing package - though it does have the extra
> transmission cooler, etc.
> Though about some Rancho shocks - Never used them -
> in the past always used
> Monroe with the additional spring attached -
> thoughts - suggestions
> <unsnip>
>
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