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Gjac
Jun 17, 2014Explorer III
dougrainer wrote:Doug if the A arm is resting on the stops with the bags fully inflated it will make for a rough ride. Mine had 1/4 in clearance and my friends P30 was resting on the stops at 90 psi, both were fixed with the Henderson SS. You need clearance for the spring to compress to absorb the bumps.
P-30 chassis with the front air bags in the coil springs. THIS IS NOT A RIDE HEIGHT BAG. IT IS A BAG REQUIRED FOR THE WEIGHT OF THE CHASSIS FRONT SUSPENSION. THE BAGS ARE REQUIRED TO BE INSTALLED AND AIRED TO AT LEAST 75 PSI TO GET THE FRONT END TO THE SPEC WEIGHT RATING and alignment and driveability. . Now, if the aftermarket Henderson kits address the increasing of the front end weight rating, then install that type kit. Doug
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