RyanCZiegler

Hmm that might be a pretty good option... Any experience with them?

jt2002hd

I did some research and ordered the Roadmaster Active Suspension over the add-a-leaf. Should be delivered today and hopefully I have time to install it later.

CitizenMTB

Would recommend RAS or air bags over the AAL. I've used AAL's in the past and while they help eliminate wheel hop, they also really stiffen the ride depending on what arch / lift you go with. If the primary objective is to reduce squat during towing I's personally go with air bags.

RyanCZiegler

Id rather not void warranty... Does any of these not void warranty? If not then which is easy to install and uninstall?

RyanCZiegler

Anyone try the Timbren kit?

KEVININCHICAGO

I have used Timbrens in the past but they get a little bouncy when loaded up. I added add a leafs made by a spring shop that added 750 lbs to my spring capacity over stock. Installed were about $400. Raised my rear back to stock height when loaded and kept the suspension from hitting the bump stops any more. Stock suspension on '15 is just too soft from the factory if the truck is used daily as a truck.

Hard Learner

Liking that bike though caught my attention more than the truck lol.

RyanCZiegler

Hmm what do you mean by "bouncy"? What essentially do they do?

KEVININCHICAGO

What I mean by bouncy is that the timbrens are really just a very large suspension stop that compresses over a larger distance made of a harder closed cell foam.

2009KR

a rough riding truck springs to mind.... unless your loaded then its not so bad....

airbags are the way to go if your truck squats. course they aint cheap either