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I have used AMSOIL since week 1 after buying the truck brand new, and I have 70K on it now. Change it 12-13K. This was the first issue I have had. It was approx 7300 miles into this oil change cycle.

Everyone should check out SUMO Spring's site and buy the bump stop replacement's. HIGHLY RECOMMEND!!!

I just encountered this same issue yesterday. I am and will always be an AMSOIL preferred customer and fan. And I have been running AMSOIL since the truck was brand new. I now have 70K on it. But I noticed that last oil order the AMSOIL website did not list the AMSOIL filter, just a WIX filter...

I would love feedback on how the Timbren's are compared to the Sumo's. Basically the same item, just different material. Rubber vs a foam.

I installed them with the 1" spacer included in the kit. They ride approx 1/8 - 1/4 inch off the plate. Overall its a Hair stiffer. I have had everyone say they don't even notice a difference. So mine engage almost instantly and start supporting the load. You can install them without the 1"...

Asked my dealer for this same information , and they were unable to answer any of my questions or find a part number for the individual replacement filter. Hopefully someone out there can help

Put in Sumo Springs ( bump stop replacements , not the whole springs ) you won't regret the hour of time to install them.

Bought it as soon as I could get it from Flowmaster. Absolutely LOVE it! Perfect tone. Just enough to tell everyone get the hell outta the way, there's a real truck coming through. Took maybe half hour to install on the lift.

The Rig. 6700Lbs dry 560Lb tongue weight. Tows amazing, plenty of power ( especially coming from my Denali )

Finally got around to checking my SW, and well I guess I am a ways behind.

THANKS!

Evening, so I will openly admit I read a few pages and got pulled away at work before I could google it. Yes, I will be lazy , its been a long day. How do I find the SW rev on my radio? I assume I have to get into the engineering menu somehow??

I have been using my Andersen hitch for years, it's what we use in our test vehicles as well. Never a failure. Always easy to adjust. Greaseless cap option is the way to go. And I have the 2" / 2 5/16 combo for all I ever tow. I got my brother the 1 7/8 / 2" combo for his trailers. Couldn't be...