Roadmaster Active Suspension

[Phill R]

I was looking into the RAS for a little help on the occasions that I haul extra wieght. I was wondering if we have any site sponsors selling them. I found them available from Summit for about $360.

 

[Tommy Masters]

Not sure about the pricing but I can vouch for a great product, I am an arborist and we have these on all our pick up trucks. I have seen 5000 pounds in the back of an f150 with out it bottoming out. Let me know how it goes! I have been looking at them myself.:supercool:

 

[Rodger Tellefson]

I had the RAS on for about 6 yrs., and like them very much. :driving: :supercool: :haveabeer:

 

[TrainTrac]

I had the RAS on for about 6 yrs., and like them very much.

Ditto. Get it.

 

[JohnnyB]

I had the RAS on my first ('01) ST for years I highly recommend it.

I also wrote the project on the install.

 

[Todd Z]

At 1 time Gary D in CT was looking at removing his.... Maybe buy it used and save some money..



Todd Z

 

[TrainTrac]

I also wrote the project on the install.

And you did an outstanding job writing up the project!:supercool:



I used it as a guide when installing my RAS kit.:banana:

 

[EJ Bock]

Purchased mine from this company over 8 years ago for my gen 1 track.

It gets rid of the rear wheel hop over speed bumps and allows you to carry or pull a trailer without the rear end sagging.

 

[Chad Merry]

Will these limit suspension articulation? I would like to get them but also want my suspension to flex when offroad

 

[EddieS'04]

Will these limit suspension articulation?

Chad,

I can only go by the pics, but I think it is a good possibility. Especialy for Moab.