PolyAirs

[incisor]

Wheres the best place to buy polyairs?

local guy wants about $355 for a pair, okay pricing?

[Disco300Tdi]

Dave if you go to the polyair website

http://www.polyair.com.au/

There is a product catolouge with prices

Ring them, give the card number

next morning you will have them

Then you can fit them in the afternoon 2hours max

[Maggot4x4]

I just pulled some out of the rangie, make me an offer if you want.

[seqfisho]

Hi Inc,

Is this to cater for the CT load? What weight are you getting on the towball and do you still have std rear springs?

I had a set on the old Rangie and they were great, never needed them in the Defenders but thinking that they might be needed in the Disco.

[incisor]

Yep, when you throw a full 60l engel fridge in the back, some firewood, a 120ah battery and hook up a CT with about 50kg on the hitch it sags a little style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/tongue.gif

just wanna get it back to level if i can...

[Outlaw]

Well chop chop Inc :twisted: i want to see the results before i do the same thing to mine within the next month style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/laugh.gif

[disconut]

I put them in the Fender for the same reason. Short wheelbase, Engel, 100kg ball weight etc, made it sag in the rear slightly.
Put in the Poly airs and run them at 18psi and the Fender sits level.

Note: they recommend putting in the guestimate psi first, then winding up the jockey wheel to see if it sits level. Repeat this adding air until it stays level.
They do not work well as air jacks.

Once you have the figures its easy. I run 4 psi with the vehicle empty, (important to prevent spring chafe on the bags). I ran a set in my TDi300 for 140,000klms before the car was sold. Never had a problem.

Trev.

[tdi130dualcab]

Give Greame Cooper at www.lrexpert.com.au a try, $310.50 at the moment.

That is where I got mine for the Rangie when I had it.

[incisor]

just went down to pick up my new glasses, chatting to the tech there... wallah, set of polyairs the right size and shape for a carton of cascade premium light!

truely amazing style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/tongue.gif

[Pedro_The_Swift]

Originally posted by incisor
just went down to pick up my new glasses, chatting to the tech there... wallah, set of polyairs the right size and shape for a carton of cascade premium light!
truely amazing style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/tongue.gif

cant be as bad as Carbine---- :twisted:

[incisor]

Originally posted by Pedro_The_Swift+--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Pedro_The_Swift)</div><div class='quotemain'><!--QuoteBegin-incisor
just went down to pick up my new glasses, chatting to the tech there... wallah, set of polyairs the right size and shape for a carton of cascade premium light!
truely amazing style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/tongue.gif

cant be as bad as Carbine---- :twisted:[/b][/quote]

BAD?????????

carbine = nectar of the gods mate.....

shakes head, some people got no taste (or too many taste buds style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/smile.gif

[Pedro_The_Swift]

so now you have the new glasses,,
did you discover you've been drinking Abbotts Double Stout all this time?

[DiscoTDI]

Originally posted by incisor+--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(incisor)</div><div class='quotemain'>
Originally posted by Pedro_The_Swift@
<!--QuoteBegin-incisor
just went down to pick up my new glasses, chatting to the tech there... wallah, set of polyairs the right size and shape for a carton of cascade premium light!
truely amazing style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/tongue.gif

cant be as bad as Carbine---- :twisted:

BAD?????????

carbine = nectar of the gods mate.....

shakes head, some people got no taste (or too many taste buds style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/smile.gif[/b][/quote]


You get a lot of good deals :wink:

[one_iota]

It must be Spring as men's thoughts turn to other things:





























BEER :roll:

[incisor]

funny how they come in rashes....

i am always missing stuff by a day or two but every now and then i score..

i aint a touch on firey, that man is golden.... i am a mere beginner wandering in a shadow...

hmmmm carbine time!

[incisor]

Originally posted by Pedro_The_Swift
so now you have the new glasses,,

i didnt say i got the new glasses, i said i went to pick them up... they werent there style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/tongue.gif

is usual, even when i win, i manage to lose style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/tongue.gif

[juddo]

Back to the subject...

I too have problems with sagging when I have the camper trailer hitched and a full rear in the Range Rover.

I have been contemplating replacing the springs with stiffer ones but do not want to compromise the ride. If I get 2 inch lift springs all round, then perhaps I might still need the poly air springs as well anyway?

Also contemplated fitting the poly air springs, but thought they seemed expensive.

Question for people with poly air springs and camper trailer - what is the resultant ride like? Does it make the rear end harder? Am I better off buying poly air springs, or investing in a new set of springs all round with a 2 inch lift?

Cheers,

[weeds]

I have polyairs fitted to my defender with standard sprigs in the rear, I run around town with between 5-10psi in them, when I'm fully loaded with caravan I adjust them to suitable height 20-25psi. If I'm loaded right up and going off road I take some air out so they don't hamper articulation, ie the rear end dips down a bit.

[Disco300Tdi]

I have a total lift of 4" (2 body + 2 spring)

The camper sits level as running 20 psi towing
and 5-10 around town

The spare tyre, engel and drawers live permanently in the rear
with all the tools, also a rear step with a S/W/C with a 2nd spare
and 120litre L/R tank

Not even a hint of sag