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    Get an Airlift kit. They are better and have the lower protection pieces.

    They do push top and bottom. That is how they work.

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    Quote Originally Posted by steveG View Post
    Be aware that they aren't an air spring, more like a device to increase the spring rate. IIRC they're working by getting between the coils rather than pushing on the top and bottom like an air spring.
    Been a while since i played around with pressures when I fitted them to the county, but from memory they tended to settle at their happy height after a bit of a drive - not necessarily the same height they were when first setting off.
    These days I just put 25psi in them when fully loaded or towing the van, and about 4psi when not.

    Steve
    The operation here is correct but they do give a bit of a push also.

    30psi for mine basically stops the springs working! I only put a few psi in maybe 10 tops when using and I run no air in them when not being used despite recommendations - so far no issues in probably 15years of them being installed.
    Cheers
    Slunnie


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