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Today I made an attempt to level my truck. Long story short, I gave up in frustration and ended up putting the OEM links back in.
Started out great..got all the parts I needed and the assembly went good too. Than when I installed them, my truck didn't like them. The truck looked great being leveled but it road like complete @$$.
Every little bump I hit it was like a trampoline and would bounce along. I expected a little rougher ride but this was almost unbearable. Also, I wasn't able to go into the highest setting as it kept saying "payload too high." I read somewhere that you have to drive it around a little bit to get the suspension use to the different links and I even reset the air suspension a couple times and it didn't help.
I know people have done this before and were able to make it work without any issues. I'm just wondering if anyone can help me out with this. Do you have to drive around for more than a couple miles for everything to work itself out?
Pics below...don't mind the dirty truck.
Started out great..got all the parts I needed and the assembly went good too. Than when I installed them, my truck didn't like them. The truck looked great being leveled but it road like complete @$$.
Every little bump I hit it was like a trampoline and would bounce along. I expected a little rougher ride but this was almost unbearable. Also, I wasn't able to go into the highest setting as it kept saying "payload too high." I read somewhere that you have to drive it around a little bit to get the suspension use to the different links and I even reset the air suspension a couple times and it didn't help.
I know people have done this before and were able to make it work without any issues. I'm just wondering if anyone can help me out with this. Do you have to drive around for more than a couple miles for everything to work itself out?
Pics below...don't mind the dirty truck.
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