how to stop bouncing in frontier?

[madman2961]

sliderz1, this post is a year old from the last response!! and almost 1.5yrs since it has been made
LOL

driving slow avoids all bouncing!!!

[Cooper]

Nevermind the bump on an old thread, it has useful information. madman2961, is correct though... driving slow reduces bouncing.

I also googled that roadmaster product, check the videos here:
http://www.activesuspension.com/videos.html

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..very interesting

[*Phoenix*]

1 Ton for the Hilux.. Wait Hilux doh need that.

What would the Frontier need?

[SmokeyGTi]

...should have bought a b2500...

all the old model frontiers bouncy.
despite that they are fairly tough vehicles.

maybe a torsion bar might help.

[static]

just my two cents...

I have had the 2.5T Frontier for 3 years. Drive highway all the time.
never had a problem with too much bouncing.
However, i recently changed front shocks and noticed that the original are oil and the replacement i bought are gas. i find the van bounces more now but is a lot smoother in the rough roads and the vehicle leans less on cornering.
looking at it logically - the oil will restrict movement both ways, the gas shocks keep pushing up so it restricts movement more on the downward movement. The oil rides a bit rougher but is not as bouncy as the gas.
There are heavy duty oil shocks available - i believe this might help with the bouncing.