Originally Posted by
tbills66
There is a straight with plow discs scattered and that is where it needs the most work. It is a fast section. When hitting the discs the rear end goes up in the air. Like a nose dive. It is not bouncing. It is when you hit it. The other trucks float over them. We've tried different ride heights thinking it was rubbing but it doesn't help any.
Ask some of the top guys what they are running to get yourself in the ballpark. Most people are willing to help someone that's struggling out. It could be something like you are running stock tire foam and they are running closed cell or they have all moved the upper mount out and you didn't or.... just ask people and take a look at their truck when they have the body off.