tartan camper wrote: We just had the Ride Rite bags installed - a bit pricey I thought, but well worth it. What a difference in ride and handling! Absolutely would do it again.
It's been awhile since I installed mine but pay close attention to the part where it says something about ". . . if the bracket does not rest on the axle, install the extra spacer that came in the kit . . ." Getting those extra spacers in after the install is almost complete took almost as long as the whole airbag installation. Check your spacing before you tighten everything down.
Greg
Full-timing and soon to be retired US Navy Master Chief
Enjoying Champagne on the King Ranch!
'06 King Ranch F-350 Dually Diesel 4x4 Long Bed Crew Cab w/ Tow Boss
'07 Champagne Edition NuWa Hitchiker 3 axle 4 slide 37CKRD /w TrailAir all around
Another vote for Firestone. Bought the truck used and already had them installed with the compressor and gauge for front seat adjustment. I never knew a pickup could ride that smooth ( with and without the fiver).
Congress
Never underestimate the power
of stupid people in large groups.
2006 Chev DRW Duramax/Allison
34 ft River Canyon
Ive had both firestone and airlift products, I prefer the firestones. Install was easy, the hardest part was getting the truck jacked up and the tires off.
2007 Montana Mountaineer 307RKD
2006 Chevrolet 2500 4x4 crew Duramax/allison
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