SumoSprings on 3500 DRW???

[McGyver]

I hooked up my 5th wheel RV yesterday, first time since I purchased the new '24 RAM 3500HO Dually. The RV has the Gen-Y goosebox which we love, so it hooked to my RAM's gooseball in the bed. The pin-weight is about 3000lbs and it set the suspension down to within an inch or two of the overload spring. The truck sits level, maybe 1" higher in back, so I'm happy there. I don't want to install airbags with compressor and such, but I've been considering using the SuperSpring SUMO Spring dampners for when I hit hard bridge seams and such (just to smooth out the ride a bit).

Has anybody else done this yet on a dually 3500??? Looking for advice/feedback before dropping the $550 or so on the SUMO Springs, or should I just save my money? I know, airbags (to level out the ride and help stabilize) would be ideal, but then I'll need onboard air, etc. for about $1400 and hours of install, and sometimes they leak. I just don't want to go there again if at all possible, plus all that crap corrodes on our Idaho roadways.

Thanks!

 

[Dinky503]

I hooked up my 5th wheel RV yesterday, first time since I purchased the new '24 RAM 3500HO Dually. The RV has the Gen-Y goosebox which we love, so it hooked to my RAM's gooseball in the bed. The pin-weight is about 3000lbs and it set the suspension down to within an inch or two of the overload spring. The truck sits level, maybe 1" higher in back, so I'm happy there. I don't want to install airbags with compressor and such, but I've been considering using the SuperSpring SUMO Spring dampners for when I hit hard bridge seams and such (just to smooth out the ride a bit).

Has anybody else done this yet on a dually 3500??? Looking for advice/feedback before dropping the $550 or so on the SUMO Springs, or should I just save my money? I know, airbags (to level out the ride and help stabilize) would be ideal, but then I'll need onboard air, etc. for about $1400 and hours of install, and sometimes they leak. I just don't want to go there again if at all possible, plus all that crap corrodes on our Idaho roadways.

Thanks!

Thuren suspension has new bump stops, I've heard they work amazing. If i ever get my truck back on road I might take my air bags out and install them.

2003-2026 Ram Rear Leaf Spring Boogie Bump LCS

Upgrade your 2014-2024 Ram 2500 and Power Wagon with Thuren Fabrication's innovative Boogie Bump Load Control System (LCS). Compatible with OEM and Thuren Rear Coils, plus other brand coils up to 2" lift. Easy installation, superior ride quality. Limited kits available now. #ThurenFabrication...

www.thurenfabrication.com

 

[H3LZSN1P3R]

Thuren suspension has new bump stops, I've heard they work amazing. If i ever get my truck back on road I might take my air bags out and install them.

2003-2026 Ram Rear Leaf Spring Boogie Bump LCS

Upgrade your 2014-2024 Ram 2500 and Power Wagon with Thuren Fabrication's innovative Boogie Bump Load Control System (LCS). Compatible with OEM and Thuren Rear Coils, plus other brand coils up to 2" lift. Easy installation, superior ride quality. Limited kits available now. #ThurenFabrication...

www.thurenfabrication.com

Thats for a 2500

 

[H3LZSN1P3R]

I hooked up my 5th wheel RV yesterday, first time since I purchased the new '24 RAM 3500HO Dually. The RV has the Gen-Y goosebox which we love, so it hooked to my RAM's gooseball in the bed. The pin-weight is about 3000lbs and it set the suspension down to within an inch or two of the overload spring. The truck sits level, maybe 1" higher in back, so I'm happy there. I don't want to install airbags with compressor and such, but I've been considering using the SuperSpring SUMO Spring dampners for when I hit hard bridge seams and such (just to smooth out the ride a bit).

Has anybody else done this yet on a dually 3500??? Looking for advice/feedback before dropping the $550 or so on the SUMO Springs, or should I just save my money? I know, airbags (to level out the ride and help stabilize) would be ideal, but then I'll need onboard air, etc. for about $1400 and hours of install, and sometimes they leak. I just don't want to go there again if at all possible, plus all that crap corrodes on our Idaho roadways.

Thanks!

Thats what the overloads are for, there is nothing you will really benifit

 

[dieselscout80]

Thats for a 2500

It’s only for the pre 2014 Power wagon / 2500, but fits the 2003-2024 Ram 3500s (see highlighted part).

 

[Dinky503]

Thats what the overloads are for, there is nothing you will really benifit

Should read the full description of the product......

I have full Thuren suspension, even rear springs packs. Lots of time involved and reading on what works.