Air Bags & Campers
Hi Everyone, I have a question. I think I know the answer, but I want to confirm. I'm putting Firestone airbags on the rear for when I'm hauling heavy or towing. I plan on putting a pressure ga...
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Unless you are hauling, in the bed, something that tends to get one side a lot heavier than the other, you will find better to plumb together.
Also, seems like most want to air the bags up so ride returns to original ht. I found that results in a very rough ride. All the additional wt is then carried by the bags. I have gotten to where I air them up so that the pickup returns about 1/2 way to MT height. That way, the additional wt carried is shared by the oem springs and the bags. Works for me. Better ride too.
Also, seems like most want to air the bags up so ride returns to original ht. I found that results in a very rough ride. All the additional wt is then carried by the bags. I have gotten to where I air them up so that the pickup returns about 1/2 way to MT height. That way, the additional wt carried is shared by the oem springs and the bags. Works for me. Better ride too.
