I just took my airbags off of my truck
When I purchased my new F150 I was afraid that I would not be happy with its load carrying capacity after driving an F250 for over 20 years so I immediately put on a set of airbags. The ride was so b...
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Lynnmor wrote:marc71 wrote:
I recently installed Firestone Ride-Rite air bags on my Tundra, absolutely love them. It took a few trips to get the air pressure just right, I'm at between 25-30psi while hooked up and right at 5psi while unhooked. I will say it seems to ride a little rougher while empty but nothing to complain about. After I purchased these I saw an Ad for another company's product (can't remember the manufactures name at the moment) but their air bags have the bump stop built inside the air bags so you can run with zero air pressure without doing harm to the bags.
Air-Lift recommends 5 psi minimum with their air bags with bump stops.
The Air Lift Load Lifter Ultimate 88212 is one of the new exclusive air spring kits from Air Lift Company. This air bag kit will include all of the advantages of the standard Load Lifter 5000, with the added benefit of an internal jounce bumper.
The jounce bumper is made of closed-cell urethane foam in order to eliminate rough ride and provide an air cushion that will absorb shock effect and provide additional stability while towing or hauling heavy loads. This bump stop also gives the driver ability to run the air springs at zero PSI without causing any harm.
Like the Load Lifter 5000, this Ultimate Series kit will give your vehicle up to 5,000 lbs of load leveling capacity. It is also backed by a lifetime warranty and a satisfaction guarantee. With most applications being NO-DRILL, installation is fast and easy, with quality components to ensure that the first installation is the last.
This was taken right from the web site...
