what are good air bags

I put Air-Lift Super Springs on my old 97. The boy still has it. They must be at least 12 yrs old and never a problem. I took a load leveler compressor from a old Buick and mounted it in the right rear wheel well, nasty location, it still works. A couple of flow control valves and gauges, a check valve and a regulator. Being able to adjust on the move is the only way to go, lets you fine tune the ride.

I have FS and I've had airlift. Both double bellow and no problems. I've seen single bellows but I wouldn't want them. I also have air-adjust rancho 9000s and a PRXB e-brake so compressor/in-cab controls was a no-brainer. I love every part of it! Craig

Firestone here also

fj12ryder wrote:
I'm happy with my Firestone bags with no compressor.

I guess I'm getting lazy. I like sitting in my truck and inflating or deflating my air bags from the driver's seat.

fj12ryder wrote:
I'm happy with my Firestone bags with no compressor.

X2 for $300 bucks I can add air mine don't leak down they have worked fine
Good Luck, Mike

I'm happy with my Firestone bags with no compressor.

turbopilot51 wrote:
I had CW install Air Lift airbags when I first bought my fiver. The only issue was filling and deflating the bags. I recently installed an Air Lift air compressor that makes filling the air bags much more convenient. Definitely opt for the compressor when buying the bags!

4 Wheel Parts installed my Air Lifters and the compressor.

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I had CW install Air Lift airbags when I first bought my fiver. The only issue was filling and deflating the bags. I recently installed an Air Lift air compressor that makes filling the air bags much more convenient. Definitely opt for the compressor when buying the bags!