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Ram trucks built starting in 2009 used a multi-link coil-spring rear suspension for better ride and handling. The coil-spring setup centralized and absorbed bumps and impacts, while reducing friction; it also weighed 40 pounds less than a leaf-spring configuration.
- When did Ram 2500 go to coil springs?
- What year did dodge stop using leaf springs?
- Do Ram trucks have coil springs?
- Does Ram 1500 use leaf springs?
When did Ram 2500 go to coil springs?
In lieu of traditional leaf springs, the 2014 Ram 2500 follows in the footsteps of the light-duty Ram 1500 and adopts a five-link suspension design with coil springs.
What year did dodge stop using leaf springs?
Dodge pickups trucks used the leaf spring front suspension up until 1993. Ford used leaf springs on its four-wheel drives until 2004, and Chevy diesel trucks utilized leaf spring suspension until 1987. The leaf suspension had several desirable features, but also some drawbacks.
Do Ram trucks have coil springs?
Each 1500 comes equipped with a unique coil-spring and multi-link rear suspension. This allows for increased control, maneuverability, and you guessed it, the smoothest ride. Ram doesn't stop there. In addition to the multi-link suspension, the air springs are adjustable.
Does Ram 1500 use leaf springs?
One of the benefits of the Dodge Ram is that it is available in three sizes: 1500, 2500 and 3500, and we carry the leaf springs for all of these models. Since the Dodge Ram comes in a half ton, ¾ ton, and 1-ton capacity, we’re confident that we have the leaf springs you need for each of these models.
