Air bags for rear springs
Anyone have some suggestions on some air bags for the rear springs? Hauled about 1200# and my *** end looked like it was about to chew up the pavement. Thank you in advance for your guidance!
airlift 1000 .. hands down .. 100 bucks shipped is what i paid .. 1 hour to install .. only 2 bolts . 1 on each side for the shocks i think .. or sway bar link ..
i dont use an on board compressor . when i need to air up i just use air compressor in the garage at home .. i also have a cheap 10 dollar cigarette lighter compressor in the rambox .. so if i really need to air up and am away from home, i just pull out the crappy compressor and it pumps up the bags in no time .. and any gas station has air also .. or a bike pump in a jam.
PS . daily driving only requires 5 psi of air at most . just to keep bags inflated and from moving around, rubbing, and causing a puncture ..
30 psi is MAX for the bags ... and . THEY WORK 100 % ..
i dont use an on board compressor . when i need to air up i just use air compressor in the garage at home .. i also have a cheap 10 dollar cigarette lighter compressor in the rambox .. so if i really need to air up and am away from home, i just pull out the crappy compressor and it pumps up the bags in no time .. and any gas station has air also .. or a bike pump in a jam.
PS . daily driving only requires 5 psi of air at most . just to keep bags inflated and from moving around, rubbing, and causing a puncture ..
30 psi is MAX for the bags ... and . THEY WORK 100 % ..
Oh, that's cool. If you can avoid the onboard compressor kit and running airlines and power cords all over it would be a lot simpler to install.
Rob
Rob
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When you guys say 'sagging', how much do you mean? On my Sport CC the rear sits several inches (3"+ ??) higher than the front when unloaded. Are you saying when loaded yours is 'sagging' below that amount or even further so the rear is actually lower than the front? That would be a lot.
Rob
Rob



