Pulling with leveling kit
#16
Don't the torsion bars normally enter the WDH from the bottom?
#18
Gota ask, what is up with the duck?
#19
Oregon State Beaver fan here, I have a huge distaste for our in state rival ducks. I stuck it on there last year for the annual civil war game.
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#21
I still run bags on my F-350 without a leveling kit. Stability is key for me. I only run about 40lbs in the bags. I get that some folks need to run closer to 100 to keep the truck level with a leveling kit. There is a major anti-sway benefit for F-250's without a rear swaybar as long as the airbags are not Tee'd together.
#22
I still run bags on my F-350 without a leveling kit. Stability is key for me. I only run about 40lbs in the bags. I get that some folks need to run closer to 100 to keep the truck level with a leveling kit. There is a major anti-sway benefit for F-250's without a rear swaybar as long as the airbags are not Tee'd together.
#23
#24
I have a 2015 F350 DRW with Rough Country 2" front leveling kit and Firestone air bags in the rear. I really didn't like the look of the rear being jacked up from the factory. Now it sits level and I use the air bags to level the rear when towing. We have a '17 XLR Thunderbolt 422 that weighs in @21k when loaded. Pulls it very well with this setup. However it does ride like a tank LMAO. In the near future I'm going to switch to an air hitch & pin box.
#25
I laugh every time someone offers an uneducated opinion that does nothing to help the original OP questions.
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#27
Pin weight by the book says 3650 but I suspect it's a bit more. I usually run about 55-60psi in the bags. I have an onboard compressor and in cab remote so setting the bags is easy. Also depends on if I fill the 60g transfer tank up. I usually only fill it for longer trips that way I'm not carrying extra weight unnecessarily.
#29
Also that's a crazy amount of pin weight. I was told when I bought my TH when you put toys in the garage it lowers the pin weight. But I'm fairly certain that never happens, even with 1000lbs of motorcycles in the garage. I don't notice that I need to run less pressure in the bags to get the truck level. I need to get it on a scale because I'm certain that the trailer - empty exceeds the 14,773 GVWR. Forest River sucks.
#30
I have a 2015 F350 DRW with Rough Country 2" front leveling kit and Firestone air bags in the rear. I really didn't like the look of the rear being jacked up from the factory. Now it sits level and I use the air bags to level the rear when towing. We have a '17 XLR Thunderbolt 422 that weighs in @21k when loaded. Pulls it very well with this setup. However it does ride like a tank LMAO. In the near future I'm going to switch to an air hitch & pin box.