SteveA posted:

try this site for the firestone air bags

http://www.truckspring.com/airsprings/firestone/product/4124.asp

these are a lot cheaper than what you'll pay for them here in aus. The price is in US dollars

KTM 520 posted:

To all that respnded,

It would appear that the Polyairs are a graet idea.

I noted the comment re stiffre springs but thsi si the same idea as a stiffer spring and will ensure that theb ride height can be adjusted "to suit''... NOT the case with a new spring... you get waht you "get" .

It would appear that a stiffer spring requires a new shock (or so i am told by the 4wd store..... seems to make sense to ensure the valving matches the new springy thing (new my bike days would one day come in handy) .

So given that they can actually extend the life of the spring and shock AND there is no "guessing" that would be the case with a new stiffer spring fitted ,...go the Polyairs.

Imagine a new spring fitted (and possibly shock) and finding out it is NOT stiff enough to handle the load.... then again throw in some Viagra Polyairs and wellllllllllllllllllllll here we come ):):):):.

Cheers to all

Member - Bradley posted:

Hi Andrew, i checked out the site for airbags for the rear of my Jackaroo (Trooper to them) and they certainly are cheap and look really easy to fit. While i was there i had a look at the firestone compressors and they have a heavy duty compressor to do tyres etc as well as the bags that looks fairly well built and looks like a lot of the one's sold here under various names, at $160 us it seems pretty good value. Have you seen these also and do you have any idea of the quality ?? Thanks for the great lead on the site.. BradLife is short- but there's always time for a yarda.