Theredshift
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Anyone have some good suggestions on camper tops for 2023 lightning lariat avalanche white?
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Look in your glove box. My Lightning had this noticeAnyone have some good suggestions on camper tops for 2023 lightning lariat avalanche white?
I don’t think that has anything to do with it. I think it’s just got very low rear payload because the truck has a near perfect 50-50 weight distribution or a normal gas truck has most of its weight in the front end so while the lightning has a lot of payload a lot of that payload is in the front end which does you know good with the Camper. I realize that when I was towing , I weighed my trailer in truck combination realized it was very easy to overload the drive.axle yet it wasn’t even squatting . You need a weight distribution hitch with this truck pretty quickly. Over 700 lbs tongue weighr in mine I was at 4900 on the drive axle what happens to be the maximum of my truck. And I have a small battery. Some of the trucks with the big battery only have a 4950 which is only 50 pounds more and I’m sure the battery adds more than that so actually the standard range trucks can handle more tongue weight..Concur, same here.
IMHO this might be related to a lack of the normal leaf spring suspension usual under a truck bed.
If the LIGHTNING doesn't have leaf springs, than what does it have instead to support cargo/weight? Is it rated for less payload?Concur, same here.
IMHO this might be related to a lack of the normal leaf spring suspension usual under a truck bed.
Our Lightnings are rated for a bed load of 2,000 pounds.If the LIGHTNING doesn't have leaf springs, than what does it have instead to support cargo/weight? Is it rated for less payload?
Cool. Thank you! How much does an ICE F-150 have for payload cap coz of the leaf-springs?Our Lightnings are rated for a bed load of 2,000 pounds.
However, they also have an independent suspension on all four corners instead of leaf spring suspension in the rear. Look underneath from the rear end... those MASSIVE cast aluminum arms that hold the rear wheels are a key part of the independent suspension in the rear two corners.