WilliamSmith
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Anyone installed Sumo Springs on their 2500
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Sumo springs
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Poolmonkey
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Welcome and yes, both as towing aid and as ultra bumpstops.
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Any problems with the ride
Poolmonkey
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Only have the black on the front, Boogie Bumps on the back. There are some threads on here about them already, guys who have used them in the back to reduce sagging while towing have chimed. @Rockcrawlindude
Thanks for the reminder, going out now to cut off one or two bubbles on the Sumos. The bump stop factor is awesome, deer hunting roads just convinced me that I would like just a bit more wheel travel before they engage the axle.
Thinking they will still be awesome stops, far better than stock, when less lengthy.
Rockcrawlindude
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Sumo springs Installed and tested. Ongoing.
TDLR: - easy to install. - squat busters. - initial drive they seemed pretty stiff. - after more miles I’m happy with them when unloaded - phenomenal towing experience I decided to try sumo springs as a load helper on my Ram. The main problem is the fact that my truck is “leveled” 1” and...
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I have the blue ones on the front of my 2500 Hemi Longhorn. Drastic improvement over stock. Much less nose dive and eliminated the harsh bottoming out when going over speed bumps and other such obstacles.
I've had them on my 2500, and then moved them over to the 3500 when I got it. I like them for the help in the sag factor while towing. you might notice they are there on sharp bumps when the truck is empty, as far as ride quality effects. Liked them enough I put them on my fifth wheel also.