JerEazy
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Haha. The ole buttermilk drive! As worrisome as it may sound even on my last truck I never added tow mirrors. Not to say they aren’t fantastic tools. But defensive driving handles a lot of problems.
This was only a 25 mile drive - camper weighs in 5300 dry and 5700ish once I load it up. After I put on the E2 it leveled out fairly well with readjustment. But I’m pretty sure they build these instructions for a solid axle.
What I mean by that is you do your adjustment based on front wheel fender height. With IDRS I think I probably need a bit more tongue weight.
But that’s just preference. This was a nice comfortable cruise. Family and dog comfortable and A/C on my rear after the load up work was VERY appreciated. The only thing I thing needs addressed is a brake bleed.
From what I can tell the IBC reacts based on pedal height. Well, I’m mildly spongy loaded or unloaded and I already wanted to address that soon.
What I noticed is what normally would be “slow down” for the unhooked truck was “yee haw!” On the trailer (even at a low gain). So I’m pretty sure once bled out I’ll be readjusting.
But even with all that. Sooooo....ooooo....ooo much happier in the expedition than the tundra. I’m actually amazed more people don’t know the quality of this vehicle.
This was only a 25 mile drive - camper weighs in 5300 dry and 5700ish once I load it up. After I put on the E2 it leveled out fairly well with readjustment. But I’m pretty sure they build these instructions for a solid axle.
What I mean by that is you do your adjustment based on front wheel fender height. With IDRS I think I probably need a bit more tongue weight.
But that’s just preference. This was a nice comfortable cruise. Family and dog comfortable and A/C on my rear after the load up work was VERY appreciated. The only thing I thing needs addressed is a brake bleed.
From what I can tell the IBC reacts based on pedal height. Well, I’m mildly spongy loaded or unloaded and I already wanted to address that soon.
What I noticed is what normally would be “slow down” for the unhooked truck was “yee haw!” On the trailer (even at a low gain). So I’m pretty sure once bled out I’ll be readjusting.
But even with all that. Sooooo....ooooo....ooo much happier in the expedition than the tundra. I’m actually amazed more people don’t know the quality of this vehicle.
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