Suspension Bellows
Submitted: Wednesday, Jul 07, 2004 at 00:00
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You may be looking for this solution or it may help the friend of a friend of a friend
I was chasing up some modifications today to help my SIL who drives a Rodeo tray top for his work and it sags like b...gry in the tail due to the nature of the equipment he carries on it.
At first we thought about beefing up the leaf springs. Poly airs were not suitable, but then I found this crowd who can handle anything from a mini to a cement truck. I had seen the product before but never knew where to get them. They deliver and have full DIY instructions
Should be the thing for those with trailer induced sag as
well.
Hope it's of help.
www.allair.com.au/
Reply By: Sparkie - Wednesday, Jul 07, 2004 at 07:08
Wednesday, Jul 07, 2004 at 07:08
I installed a set of extra springs which bolt on to the existing springs. They were a half spring?????
They were called helper springs or such some thing. Cost just over $100.00. got it from a auto supplier store.
Sorry if I am not being more clear but this was a few years ago.
All I know is that they worked for me but I had to get the brake load sensing valve readjusted because it left me no back brakes(drum brakes) due to the lack of sag.
Sparkie(IE not Y) ;-)
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Follow Up By: Hero - Wednesday, Jul 07, 2004 at 12:11
Wednesday, Jul 07, 2004 at 12:11
The product I think you are reffering to is Ironman Load Plus, work really
well, adjustable and easy to fit.
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