Can the Active Suspension # RAS3620-E be Used to Restore Ride Height to a 2005 Dodge Sprinter
Updated 08/27/2018 | Published 08/25/2018
Question:
Hi, Will the RAS3620-E affect my ride height, if my rear springs are already slightly sagging from being worn? Meaning: will the RAS3620-E restore my vehicle to the proper ride height? Or have any affect on my vehicles ride height? Thanks Vehicle: 2005 dodge sprinter 2500 158 inch wheelbase
asked by: Tyler
Expert Reply:
The RoadActive Suspension # RAS3620-E helps to support your current suspension so depending on how bad your rear springs are sagging it may restore some of your ride height, but they most likely won't restore your 2005 Dodge Sprinter to the exact same height as you need.
If your springs are bad enough that there is noticeable sag without a load then you really need to get them changed out. This kit may be more cost-effective but it is really meant to be used with a suspension system that is in good, working order. These, or any suspension enhancement for that matter, isn't made to take the brunt of the weight for your suspension, it is only meant to support it.
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