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Probably gonna need bags, just hoping not. This pic is before the leveling kit, 850lb tounge weight. Also note I probably have 2-300 additional lbs of gear in pick up bed.
I am hooking up the Airstream this coming Friday, we will see. Any wagers on the sag?
Probably gonna need bags, just hoping not. This pic is before the leveling kit, 850lb tounge weight. Also note I probably have 2-300 additional lbs of gear in pick up bed.
I am hooking up the Airstream this coming Friday, we will see. Any wagers on the sag?
Mine sags a little, so what. It drives fine. It's called "Carolina Squat, Very popular.
besides it looking terrible your headlights are probly aimed all wrong now into the approaching traffic. nor are they aimed right for yourself. youll be back soon enough wanting to know why it drives like crap and shakes like a tick infested hound dog. hahaha
Mine sags a little, so what. It drives fine. It's called "Carolina Squat, Very popular.
Effective November 12, 2023, it will be illegal to operate a "squatted" vehicle on South Carolina roads (SC Code Section 56-5-4445).
"Squatted" vehicles include those with a front or rear fender raised four or more inches higher than the other.
SC law enforcement will only issue warning citations for the first six months after the effective date.
On May 10, 2024, drivers will begin to receive tickets for violations. The new law outlines the following penalties for violations:
1. 1st Offense - $100 fine
2. 2nd Offense - $200 fine
3. 3rd Offense - $300 fine and a license suspension by the Department of Motor Vehicles for twelve months from the date of conviction.
thats alot my freind. and them boats dont weigh hardly nothing
I agree I thought it was a lot for the amount of weight maybe 1200 pounds in the bed and the boat can’t be more than 3000. I only tow a couple times a year and don’t do it at night, Unloaded It’s about a half inch higher in the rear.
your load capacity is 2gal of milk and three loafs of bread if you go to level
almost 1000lbs in the bed
and 17k bumper pull
truck is leveled with a 2.5” kit
if I wanted I could even raise the rear another 1” or so with the push of a button
no sag…..must be magic
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