Air Bag and Overload Spring Question
Sorry, I know this has been debated, but even after reading the archives and elsewhere on Google, I don't have a full understanding. I have a F350 with AirLift 5000 air bags that I installed in the r...
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I'm finding it hilarious to read what airbags supposedly do according to some of the posts here. In any case, I didn't invent the technique, but this is what many of us do:
1. Level the truck side to side and front to back.
2. Determine how much gap you have between overloads and overload stop.
3. Use some material to close that gap + 1/2" or so. I use Energy Suspension bump stops because I find they work and I know from having them on two different trucks that they work for me. Other people use steel, or hard rubber.
My bump stops look like these.
1. Level the truck side to side and front to back.
2. Determine how much gap you have between overloads and overload stop.
3. Use some material to close that gap + 1/2" or so. I use Energy Suspension bump stops because I find they work and I know from having them on two different trucks that they work for me. Other people use steel, or hard rubber.
My bump stops look like these.
