Hey, no sweat. About 5 years ago I managed to escape (due to work commitments) helping someone who just bought a D2 and was swapping out the springs it came with, for the original airbag fitment. Now that didn't look like a nice Sunday job!
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Hey, no sweat. About 5 years ago I managed to escape (due to work commitments) helping someone who just bought a D2 and was swapping out the springs it came with, for the original airbag fitment. Now that didn't look like a nice Sunday job!
I have helper air bags in my D2a rear suspension (not air suspension),
With no/minimal load in the car what PSI would I have in them?
The car has about a 2" lift also.
Ta
Jonesfam
PS I have not adjusted the air bags since buying the car & it looks a bit nose down to me.
Keep 5psi in them when unloaded and it should be fine.
IIRC young Mr Incisor put some in just recently,, and purchased kevlar covers (?) to stop his concern about rubbing.
These "inside the coil air bags" are a much better option than HD coils..
Airbag Man instructions say keep at least 5 psi in them at all times. I'm running 15 in mine.Quote:
Originally Posted by jonesfam