Thread: Possible Tundra Bed Bounce CURE FOUND
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Old 01-10-2008, 04:16 PM
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Default Re: Possible Tundra Bed Bounce CURE FOUND
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Originally Posted by TundraBay View Post
Air

Bags?
I had thought air bags might be a fix, but having experienced the rough ride on worn-out sections of concrete slab roads, I don't know if it would help fix the problem or not. I had Air Lift bags on my other truck for towing and will be installing the same on my Tundra, but am not sure it will check the harmonic bounce. I do find the Tundra does very well over bumps and potholes in the road but the harmonics that come from concrete slab roads that have been allowed to deteriorate to stepping stones is a problem.

Fortunately for me I don't live in an area with those kind of road conditions. However, if I did live in such an area I would be seriously considering changing my method of commuting....I would buy a new Tundra and take the backroads to work.

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