Thread: Rear airbags in off road conditions

I got a great price on "air bags" from trucksprings.com in the US

the dollar was at $0.92 USD though

Have you given them a work out in off road situation?Any comments appreciated,
Mary

nothing serious.

They are in my disco, mostly work transport, rarely off road

(I don't trust the POS...)

I have done a fair amount of off roading with polyairs installed.

They have worked flawlessly and did not appear to adversely affect articulation etc.

However on the last trip out I copped a stick right through the spring and air bag. I didn't notice it until I was airing up tyres and checked the polyair pressure which was 0psi.

A new one is around $120 but like everyone funds are tight so I have put it on hold for the last two months.

I now keep the air pressure low on the other polyair otherwise it does sway a little more than when both at the same pressure.

Hopefully next pay I can install the new one.

Thanks moocha .Where do you source yours at $120 each?Cheers,Mary

Originally Posted by malleefowl

Thanks moocha .Where do you source yours at $120 each?Cheers,Mary

A replacement bag (1 only) is $120 as I don't need all the hoses etc.

this is from the Bag Man or Ebay.

Regards

I had polyairs on my disco for 13 years and they were still going strong when I sold the car. I bought them to travel the CSR and installed them on the way, as the so called heavy duty suspension wasn't so heavy duty (not realised until the car was fully loaded the night before leaving).

Regards

John D - Defender 110 2.4