Roadmaster Active Suspension
Mountain Pass
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From: New Mexico
I've used the Roadmaster Active Suspension on a GMC 2500 and it improved both empty and loaded ride. Only thing I didn't like was that it raises the rear end when unloaded.
They are a quality product and I wouldn't hesitate to run them in the future if I felt they fit my needs.
They are a quality product and I wouldn't hesitate to run them in the future if I felt they fit my needs.
Mountain Pass
Joined: Oct 2019
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I've used the Roadmaster Active Suspension on a GMC 2500 and it improved both empty and loaded ride. Only thing I didn't like was that it raises the rear end when unloaded.
They are a quality product and I wouldn't hesitate to run them in the future if I felt they fit my needs.
They are a quality product and I wouldn't hesitate to run them in the future if I felt they fit my needs.
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Tuned
Joined: Jun 2010
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From: Back home in MT
I've used the Roadmaster Active Suspension on a GMC 2500 and it improved both empty and loaded ride. Only thing I didn't like was that it raises the rear end when unloaded.
They are a quality product and I wouldn't hesitate to run them in the future if I felt they fit my needs.
They are a quality product and I wouldn't hesitate to run them in the future if I felt they fit my needs.
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Joined: Oct 2015
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From: Wyoming
I had the non-FX4 shocks and they failed to make it past 5,000 miles. The passenger rear was leaking fluid. I replaced all four with the Rancho 9000XL series. It was a good upgrade.
When on washboard roads, try shifting to 4Hi. This "fix" was suggested to me when I owned a half ton truck. It worked for that truck and it works for my F-350 also. Huge difference? No, but it's enough that I can tell the difference.
When on washboard roads, try shifting to 4Hi. This "fix" was suggested to me when I owned a half ton truck. It worked for that truck and it works for my F-350 also. Huge difference? No, but it's enough that I can tell the difference.
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Tuned
Joined: Jun 2010
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From: Back home in MT
I had the non-FX4 shocks and they failed to make it past 5,000 miles. The passenger rear was leaking fluid. I replaced all four with the Rancho 9000XL series. It was a good upgrade.
When on washboard roads, try shifting to 4Hi. This "fix" was suggested to me when I owned a half ton truck. It worked for that truck and it works for my F-350 also. Huge difference? No, but it's enough that I can tell the difference.
When on washboard roads, try shifting to 4Hi. This "fix" was suggested to me when I owned a half ton truck. It worked for that truck and it works for my F-350 also. Huge difference? No, but it's enough that I can tell the difference.
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