suspension

G'day Geoff

I have a 2001 Jack and have recently brought a new fuel tank and have also put draw, fridge and bbq in the back of the jack. I have upgrade my rear coils (whole susepnsion kit was fited) to cope with the extra load. I also have the polyair bags in the back, have had since new for towing our boat, but find i am using them less since upgrading the coils

cheers

Crazie

Goff,

I had a '98 which did the same. I went Polyairs and had good results. Common opinion is that if you spend most time unladen go polyair, if you have the load on most of the time go new springs.

goff,

With air shocks they have a common air inlet, some inlet for both shocks, so that when you go around a corner the inside shock compresses and the air forced out of that shock is transfered to the other shock. This makes the vehicle roll even more. The other thing is that the shocks were never designed to take the weight of the vehicle.

Go the poly air and/ or up grade the suspension.

Wayne

Thanks for the quick reply, sounds like polyair bags are the way to go