Air Bags
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Cam
I will be going with the air lift, they are rated at 5000 lbs where the others are rated at 4500 an 4000. read a test and the air ride was more heavy duty and the bracket put the bag over the axle housing instead of the spring. Price I would go shopping.
I will be going with the air lift, they are rated at 5000 lbs where the others are rated at 4500 an 4000. read a test and the air ride was more heavy duty and the bracket put the bag over the axle housing instead of the spring. Price I would go shopping.
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CAM YOURE GONNA NEED MORE THAN THE GUAGES FOR YOU TO BE COOL 
They work great Geno, but if you're getting the in-cab controller/gauges get the Load Controller I. I got the Load Controller II and it's very slow to fill the bags up. The Load Controller I is supposed to fill at twice the speed.
Summit was great to deal with, I ordered online, didn't even have to talk to anybody, plus you can track the package on their website after it's sent out. They use good packing procedures so it's very unlikely to get damaged as well. I was impressed and would definitely use them again.
Summit was great to deal with, I ordered online, didn't even have to talk to anybody, plus you can track the package on their website after it's sent out. They use good packing procedures so it's very unlikely to get damaged as well. I was impressed and would definitely use them again.
Cam
I think I need the Load controller #2 so I can adjust to level load as I will be carring a slide in truck camper with a slide out and I have been told they are heavy on the slide side. Will check to see if they make a load controller #1 that is dual guage. Thanks for the input
Geno
I think I need the Load controller #2 so I can adjust to level load as I will be carring a slide in truck camper with a slide out and I have been told they are heavy on the slide side. Will check to see if they make a load controller #1 that is dual guage. Thanks for the input
Geno
They take an hour or two not including the compressor kit but it's a pretty easy straight-forward installation. With the compressor kit and gauges installed, altogether it was about a 4 hour job.
One guy said he put his on in half an hour, while cooking steaks on the BBQ.. I have no idea how he did it but I stand by 1 or 2 hours if it's your first set you've ever installed.
One guy said he put his on in half an hour, while cooking steaks on the BBQ.. I have no idea how he did it but I stand by 1 or 2 hours if it's your first set you've ever installed.
