venenich
04-08-2004, 04:36
Good Morning Gang-
I am a new member, so forgive me for all of the following questions.
Here is my scenario:
2003 Sierra 2500, 6.6 Duramax/Allison, Ext. Cab, SB, 4X4. K&N Filter Approx. 30,000 miles.
I do a lot of towing on weekends of various boat/trailer combinations typically weighing 8,500 - 10,500 lbs. Most of the driving is highway, with some around town. Overall, I am very pleased with the towing capability of the truck. I am considering several upgrades to improve my towing ability. I do however want to be careful about my additions as I do not want to interfere with the remainder of my factory warranty.
- Juice vs. Predator power module with control
- Air bags to level the load (minimal sag currently)on the heavier tounge weighted trailers.
Can you guys help me out with pros/cons of either of these upgrades? I would want something modular that I can unplug when going in for service with regards to the power module. As for the air bags, I would opt for a manual fill rather than an onboard compressor.
Thanks,
I am a new member, so forgive me for all of the following questions.
Here is my scenario:
2003 Sierra 2500, 6.6 Duramax/Allison, Ext. Cab, SB, 4X4. K&N Filter Approx. 30,000 miles.
I do a lot of towing on weekends of various boat/trailer combinations typically weighing 8,500 - 10,500 lbs. Most of the driving is highway, with some around town. Overall, I am very pleased with the towing capability of the truck. I am considering several upgrades to improve my towing ability. I do however want to be careful about my additions as I do not want to interfere with the remainder of my factory warranty.
- Juice vs. Predator power module with control
- Air bags to level the load (minimal sag currently)on the heavier tounge weighted trailers.
Can you guys help me out with pros/cons of either of these upgrades? I would want something modular that I can unplug when going in for service with regards to the power module. As for the air bags, I would opt for a manual fill rather than an onboard compressor.
Thanks,