Using airbags for rear spring augmentation
I’d like to discuss airbags, specifically rear airbags. Nothing hypothetical, I’m interested in what people have actually experienced. Here’s the problem I’m hoping to solve. My 1994 33’ Class A HR dr...
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I would certainly not use the term bandaid, especially in this situation.
Air bags will both restore your previous ride height and better manage varying loads. "supplementary" air bags were standard on many P series chevy motorhome chassis, and have always been a popular aftermarket item.
Re arching or replacing the leaf springs is a very permanent solution, what if you miss? you'd be stuck with the wrong height or an improper spring rate and bad ride...
I too am an old time hot rodder... :)
Air bags will both restore your previous ride height and better manage varying loads. "supplementary" air bags were standard on many P series chevy motorhome chassis, and have always been a popular aftermarket item.
Re arching or replacing the leaf springs is a very permanent solution, what if you miss? you'd be stuck with the wrong height or an improper spring rate and bad ride...
I too am an old time hot rodder... :)
