KMeloney
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Speaking to another TYF member (Jon), he believes, from his experience, that the truck doesn't try to raise the front (despite it having sensors in the front shocks, etc.). It makes sense, as you can't add anything to the front of these trucks (like a trailer, seats, people, etc.) to make it heavier up there, so you'd have to believe that the engineers didn't design the system to raise the front -- only to have the rear come up to match the front in the event that the rear was loaded up. But, I guess you never know.
Nonetheless, I have to believe that the truck doesn't like the front drop along with the stock links. So, I'll cut some all-thread rod and put shorter links in the front, and hopefully I'll be good to go.
Speaking to another TYF member (Jon), he believes, from his experience, that the truck doesn't try to raise the front (despite it having sensors in the front shocks, etc.). It makes sense, as you can't add anything to the front of these trucks (like a trailer, seats, people, etc.) to make it heavier up there, so you'd have to believe that the engineers didn't design the system to raise the front -- only to have the rear come up to match the front in the event that the rear was loaded up. But, I guess you never know.
Nonetheless, I have to believe that the truck doesn't like the front drop along with the stock links. So, I'll cut some all-thread rod and put shorter links in the front, and hopefully I'll be good to go.