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Originally Posted by Alrhall
.....snip....My answer, load leveling Air Shocks. The handling improvement is obvious. The rear comes up, the front goes down and steering gets better. If I could just solve my air leak problem life would be even better.
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That seems to be counter-intuitive. The tongue weight acts on the hitch. The moment about the rear axle creates an up force (unloading) at the front axle.
Air shocks will prevent settling of the rear axle, but can not counter the up force on the front axle. The front axle must(it's physics) experience some decreased steering ability. Air shocks, it seems, are good for creating an
illusion of increased steering control.
Just sayin'....
Denny_A