Roadmaster Active Suspension

[Tucson_02Silverado]

Anyone with experience with the Roadmaster Active Suspension?

 

http://www.activesuspension.com/

[gandolphxx]

I have a set coming for my truck, will let you know.

[Tucson_02Silverado]

Great...I look forward to your impressions, especially non-load ride.

[MarkD]

I would too, I am very interested in this product.  I don't haul too often, but when I do, it is usually 5-6k lbs.

[gandolphxx]

I am hoping that they will perform as sway bars and traction bars to some extent. It is impossible to get sway bars for the 3/4 ton suspension and I am tired of the roll, I know that they will help prevent axle wrap.

[gmcjoe]

I saw that product about a year ago on the Shadetree mechanic. Looks like it helps quite a bit under load.  Let us know how you like it

[obyone]

I've had them on for almost two years now. Works exactly as its advertised and has given absolutely no problems with close to 20K miles on them.

[Tucson_02Silverado]

Obyone...for non-loaded did they mellow out the (I don't know how to really describe it) rear "after" bounce that plagues all empty trucks with leaf springs.

[obyone]

It doesn't change the ride characteristics at all when the truck is empty and adds support only while under load.

 

If you want to reduce the bounce in the ride, I also installed these which made a big difference in ride quality along with both edelbrock and bilstein HD shocks. (Had the edelbrocks now have the bilsteins)

 

http://www.velvet-ride.com/