Thread: D2 Replacement Airbag Suspension

There are new replacement bags available on E Bay for $500.00 a pair.
Hobzees 4WD in Mornington Vic I think.
I don't know what brand or what the dealer is like.

Regards

Chuck

Originally Posted by IceFyre

To cover my butt, I have 2 spare bags and a self-inflation kit that allows me to pump up the bags if the compressor or other SLS component fails with my air-pump.

Hi IceFyre,

can you give me more details on this? I'm interested in having something for when we're out and about in remote country.

cheers, Andy

Originally Posted by AndyRevill

Hi IceFyre,

can you give me more details on this? I'm interested in having something for when we're out and about in remote country.

cheers, Andy

4x4 Intelligence

or

SLS Emergency kit

I have the Les Richmond ones (Second link above)

these are $15ea from pirtek,,

once you cut the original lines its easy to slip-on the valves,,

I bought some extra line to allow easier filling, usefull too when you rejoin to the new pump

Originally Posted by Pedro_The_Swift

these are $15ea from pirtek,,

once you cut the original lines its easy to slip-on the valves,,

I bought some extra line to allow easier filling, usefull too when you rejoin to the new pump

Thanks Pedro,

Do these have some sort of fancy name I'm sure if I ask for some of those thingies that let you manually inflate airbags on a Land Rover they'll know what I'm talking about
Can you get the line from them as well or is that a LR job?

cheers, Andy

4mm line,, from you guessed it,,


pirtek.

Hi,
I ordered a set of Arnott's Airbags which took 7 working days to arrive at my Sydney address.
Sat down Friday night beer in one hand, spanner in another and it took me about 4 beers to complete the job which also included a closer inspection of my Disc's and pad while the wheels were off. Quite a simple job really except for getting a spanner onto the end of the air line connector on the airbag. Jeeez that was a tedious step.
It has made a big difference to the body's rocknroll and am very pleased with the result.
now for the next project - 4.6 HC donk....woohoo

why did i buy an airsprung car? cos it was cheap. it served as a tow vehicle for my dad for 7 years and did it well, but now i use as it a park basher. show me a rig at tuff truck with airbag suspension and ill put the sls back in 2moro. and im more then happy to put my car on a flex ramp next to stevos smokey n see how the two compare...[/QUOTE]



Hi the Kid,
Done a lot of homework in this area, I'm just sharing what Ive found,
The air bag compresses and extends in length more than the spring, to get the full length out of your bag add longer shocks to the same length of the limit of the bag or run limiting straps if shock is longer,, better articulation for a sprung car is to allow the spring to dislocate and once again allow longer length shock there is no downward force with the spring.Only at this point may you get more droop here(don't know about traction). I dont really see the point in dangling a wheel, bit like dipping your toe in a puddle. This rule runs with standard or modded suspension. of course there is more work to do in this area than what has just been mentioned.
There are plenty of pro off rd 4wd running bags.(big ones)
Yours
Mark

ps, gota mod to get the best