2020 CM Camper Suspension Questions

Hi All,

I am currently running stock suspension on my 2020 tundra trd sport 4x4.

I have added a spacer lift to clear 35's as well as a BMC and some trimming.

I am purchasing a 6 pac camper at dry weight of about 905lbs. I don't plan on keeping it on there 24/7, but want to make sure it handles okay on the truck. I know suspension will eventually be needed, but wondering if i can sneak by with airbags and/or leaf kit?

Any reccomendations on suspension v. keeping stock an adding airbags/leaf kit?

 

Well AAL or airbags usually ride like crap with the camper out.

Among those you list I would choose airbags over AAL.

Another option is RAS- Active suspension. It will help support the rear leafs to reduce sag and sway and will not hurt the unloaded ride like AAL or bags.
You will want the HD version for a Tundra.

https://activesuspension.com/?gad_s...MIrqmj_ILniwMVzXJ_AB0cIRYkEAAYASAAEgLaxPD_BwE

 

Do you run the RAS with stock suspension/level kit? Or would I need to upgrade suspension?

leaning towards adding 6112 bilsteins and then RAS/AAL/Airbag.

 

RAS with OE suspension is all you will need. Just make sure you have an appropriate WDH and brake controller if necessary.

Lots of good info in here: Towing & Hauling | Toyota Tundra Forum

 

6112/5100

I love my set up though, when I installed the RAS I removed my rear sway bar and I love how everything works. The RAS limits body roll (I might feel a little more than with the rear sway but not really enough to care) but unlike the rear sway it let's the left and right sides of the truck act independently. Not sure if the dealership tightened my rear sway too much or if it was correct, but I swear I felt every bump across the whole rear even if it was only on 1 side. I put my 6112 at the 2nd from the top (1.9") and had a shim on driver side to account for lean, and without the RAS the truck looked basically level but I load my rear often and I am not a fan of that squat look.... truck rides great both unloaded or loaded, I am so happy with the RAS system and it fit my use style and was easy to install.

 

Airbags don't ride like crap unloaded. Just run them at 5 psi minimum operating pressure when camper is off truck. TRD rear sway bar recommended if you decide to run bags.