Air bag install...finally

OVERKILL 19

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Thought I would post some pics of my install. I looked quit abit before I did it and it was tough to find any. So I did it my way! I'm happy with the way it turned out. Also threw the winter rims and skins on as well.

Post em if ya got em! :beer:
 

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Nice job Dude. Good timing too....supposed to be snowy and icey this week....
 

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Nm,.. I just went back to your original post to see what your plans were.

I see you only have a single needle gauge,.. you are going to get swaying when you turn because one bag will be displacing air to the other one,..
 

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Nm,.. I just went back to your original post to see what your plans were.

I see you only have a single needle gauge,.. you are going to get swaying when you turn because one bag will be displacing air to the other one,..

Ya I know but I use it for pulling a trailers not really a issue. I was going to change out to the dual but at $300 for a gauge and controller could not really justify.I have not noticed it swaying yet
 
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Ya I know but I use it for pulling a trailers not really a issue. I was going to change out to the dual but at $300 for a gauge and controller could not really justify.I have not noticed it swaying yet

It's more noticeable with a sled deck, or something hauled in the bed of the truck.
 

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Inline check valve helps to keep equal pressure if need be :beer:

The switch in the cab,I can air up or air down. How would you air down with a check valve inline? Plus If you are getting lots of sway youve got way toooo much air in the bags. They are to help the load not carry it all!
 
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It can be, I run a camper and it's tall. The separated lines really helped take the sway away and level the truck a bit more. The weight up high makes the difference although a 1 ton has a beefy swaybar for that reason.
 
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