2000 Crew Cab Dually “Waylon”

[Supercharged111]

My truck came with a similar stance, had 7 mains and a flipped lower overload. Rode like **** so I went back to stock with airbags. Post a pic of what you have there.

 

[JSlezak83]

I’ll grab some pics tomorrow afternoon. The ride isn’t awful, but I think the frame length amplifies everything. Of course that may just be me validating my need to do the GMT900 cab mounts.

I spent a few hours this evening properly running the RCAs and 8ga power cable under the rear seat. I stole another one of Daves mods and threw in a Pioneer TS-SWX2002 8” shallow mount subwoofer and an old JL Audio 250/1 amp that I forgot I even had. I’m quite impressed. It doesn’t hit very low, but it doesn’t rattle the truck to pieces either.

 

[Supercharged111]

It doesn’t hit very low, but it doesn’t rattle the truck to pieces either.

Give it a few more winters and it will.

 

[454cid]

I’ll grab some pics tomorrow afternoon. The ride isn’t awful, but I think the frame length amplifies everything.

Frame length should help not hinder, unless it's the flex that comes from the length. Even my RCLB bounces on rough roads... I can see it on I-69. Then I see trucks pass me on the left looking perfectly level.... not sure if it's modern boxed frames, or softer springs (I have a 1-ton) tires or what!

 

[98BlackSierra]

I love that color!! Kind of a shame its going to have to endure east coast winters and road salt

I may have missed it, but does that have the 7.4 or 5.7 in it? I was going to say 5.7 based on your mileage numbers.

 

[JSlezak83]

Make no mistake gentlemen, this truck will be parked during the winters!

Im only 35, I honestly don’t plan on buying another truck. This things only purpose is to tow my camper, meet my friends for coffee on Sat mornings, and make trips to Home Depot. I would be surprised if I put 4000mi a year on the truck.

I commute 100mi a day, so I’ve got a TDI Jetta for the daily duties.

 

[JSlezak83]

Frame length should help not hinder, unless it's the flex that comes from the length. Even my RCLB bounces on rough roads... I can see it on I-69. Then I see trucks pass me on the left looking perfectly level.... not sure if it's modern boxed frames, or softer springs (I have a 1-ton) tires or what!

To be honest, it’s probably in my head, but I swear you can feel the frame flex. Watching in the side mirror, you can see the bed moving independently from the cab over bumps. Like I said, I think I’m subconsciously justifying the GMT900 cab mounts.

I may have missed it, but does that have the 7.4 or 5.7 in it? I was going to say 5.7 based on your mileage numbers.

It’s a 454 4L80E drivetrain, with 4.10 gears.

 

[454cid]

To be honest, it’s probably in my head, but I swear you can feel the frame flex. Watching in the side mirror, you can see the bed moving independently from the cab over bumps. Like I said, I think I’m subconsciously justifying the GMT900 cab mounts.

Yeah, I think I know what you're talking about. My truck does that too. I tend to notice my tailgate in the rear view mirror, but I was watching my box sides the other day. I'm missing one of my front bolts (it broke during removal), but it was the other side that I was seeing moving around.

 

[JSlezak83]

Here’s a quick shot of the leaf pack.

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Couple pics of my sub. Never mind the filthy carpet. Its in dire need of a serious douching. I’m not even sure how someone could have gotten it so dirty under the seat.

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[454cid]

Here’s a quick shot of the leaf pack.

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Wow, that's quite the spring pack. You've got 7 leaves plus 2 overloads!