Autoride conversion to standard shocks

[subieworx]

I had resistors and still had the light. Pulled the fuse and the light turned off.

 

[mrpep]

What shock do you recommend for a 2003 Yukon Denali that will tow a 500 lb tongue weight camper twice a year?? I put some economic monroes but feel like they might now handle . They are the 32348


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[pnwdan]

What shock do you recommend for a 2003 Yukon Denali that will tow a 500 lb tongue weight camper twice a year?? I put some economic monroes but feel like they might now handle . They are the 32348


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No matter what shock you get, you'll want to add helper bags if you tow.

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[mrpep]

No matter what shock you get, you'll want to add helper bags if you tow.

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What are they? Can you post a link? And so the coil springs and shocks alone not cut it ?


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[subieworx]

I would do a normal rear spring with normal shocks. I have a set left over that I used for about s year from strut masters that worked well. It lifts the rear about an inch and is very level with a trailer attached.

 

[mrpep]

My end is actually level now since I placed the gas shocks.


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[subieworx]

It won't be once you out weight on it though as the stock spring is very soft. It is designed to work along with the factory air spring in the shock.

 

[mrpep]

I do use aweigh T distribution hitch. Think that would help ?


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[subieworx]

You still have a very soft spring. It will help somewhat though.

 

[mrpep]

Hm, so what's ideal??


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