Polyairs

Thanks Des, I'll look into that

Boy am i stupid i thought you were asking about them when you were really telling us about them, 5 uppercuts and go sit in the corner Barry.

Baz,
they had two different models. The ordinary one gave no lift, just preservation of ride height. The other one is supposed to give a few cm lift above normal ride height. I'll let you know how much when I inflate them.

Hi Jack, for what vehicle did you order your coil rite for? The link doesnt actually refer to that name(or i'm blind). Thanks Michael

Ok , found it under Applications/ air spring kits.. Very cheap, even for a replacement bag for one side US$40. They dont appear to have Nissan patrols in the US. As i mentioned a few posts later that this one, Polyair is really having a lend of its customers. Definately an opening for a bright young man.... I will chase the Firestone bags up. Thanks for that. Michael

Jack et al,
thanks for that. I checked the local price of the CoilRites - $350. Its a bit like the Smartire system - $850 locally but US$150 on ebay.

Hi folks:
I got mine for an 80 Series Toyota Landcruiser.
Jack

Jack,
Am interested in a set of these for the GU, but as mentioned not listed. Did you purchase the ones listed for the Pathfinder?? Any more detailed info on what / how would be appreciated, did you purchase by FAX or E-Mail??
Rolande

Hi Rolande:

I emailed them and asked if I was able to get a set for an 80 Series Toyota Landcruiser, and they came back to me with the model number, price etc.

I purchased by email. They have an order system on their website but it is no good for overseas purchases, so an email (where I gave them my credit card details) worked fine for me. But you may prefer Fax because of security with your credit card number.

Their email address is: truckspring@truckspring.com

They are pretty obliging blokes there, and will assist you with the correct model for your vehicle.

As I mentioned earlier, they were out of stock when I ordered mine, but they kept me up to date with the delivery.

Hope this helps - if there is any other info you would like, you can contact me direct on jeller@bigpond.net.au

Cheers
Jack

Jack,
Thanks, that's exactly the info I was after, much appreciated
Rolande

Jack,

These coil-rites look like a good product, I to have an 80 series in need of some help in the rear when towing, is you cruiser lifted at all, as mine has a 2" lift & I am wondering if I can put in the same ones that you installed.

Of Mice and Men ... ( love it ...).

My 80 Series is standard - no lift.

Now, part of the installation requires you to cut the rubber bumper stop thing inside the coil. I am wondering if you could use the same Coil-Rites but allow for the lift that you have by not cutting as much off. I am not sure about this, just an idea.

What you can do is go to the Truckspring website and find your way to the Toyota product page, where you will find a copy of the installation instructions, which you can download and print. I think they are in Adobe pdf format. This may give you some idea of the job at hand, and also give you an idea on where you can make your adjustments.

Alternatively, the guys at Truck Spring were most helpful when I got mine, and I am sure they would be happy to deal with your query via email.

Cheers
Jack