What do air bags do?
After 60,000 miles, of which 23,000 miles are towing, I am getting some bounce in the rear. The shocks are the OEM. Somebody suggested I add air bags to stiffen rear. My WD hitch keeps the rig leve...
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93Cobra2771 wrote:
One advantage for airbags is getting the rear back to unloaded height, which puts your headlights back into great alignment for nighttime driving.
Another advantage is that they give a better ride than leafs, in my opinion. Often, the rear springs ride pretty soft, especially in 1/2 tons. To me, the bags give a better ride than the leafs, with infinite adjustability to boot.
Keep in mind, if you raise the rear ride height, you will need to adjust your WDH to compensate.
It is nice to air them up for towing, then drop them down to 5psi and enjoy your stock ride while not towing.
I have a 2010 F150 just like the one you have except it has a 5.4. I also have Firestone bags but no way I can only have 5 psi in the bags as they will bottom out. I need at least 12 psi in them.
