poly air bags

They are fully deflated to about 5lb . I wish it was that simple.

Hi David,
The red bags are Polyair. I've only just recently put a set in my old girl.
They work a treat.
What Wayne said is right, Bags are ordered to suit the lift.
A standard height bag for a standard height vehicle and a bag ordered for a 2" lift is longer in the side wall to suit.
They are an Assist devise, not a product to give suspension lift.
Depending on what your carport is constructed of, is it possible to have it lifted a couple of inches or a bit more. I did this to a friends a couple of years ago. He had a carport that was only 2.1 M high, bought himself a caravan that wouldn't fit under. We raised it 300mm by extending the 70mm metal posts, one Saturday, a few welds and bracing, 250 bucks later in materials and he could put is van under it. He couldn't lower the van, but 250 bucks is a lot cheaper than new suspension.
Just a thought David, I don't know what your carport is constructed of so this price could be a bit more.
Good luck with,
Cheers.

I am in the process of lifting the roller door but can only get 40mm . I may fit by about 2mm but i would like a little more clearance just in case. New tyres, door not open enough . I don't want to change springs if I don't have to.

On Range Rovers , the same Polyair is used for a standard height and 2 inch lift.
For a 2 inch lift a 2 inch spacer is placed under the bag.
Have alook under the cruiser and see if there is a big block of rubber under the airbag. If there is , just take it out when lower springs are fitted.
Regards Philip A

hi i have just put on the black poly air bags as i had a 2 ; lift as well i had same prob getting in my shed as well i have a arb rooftop tent on mine as well so mine wood not fit as well i had to put new longer tracks on my rooler door so i could rise it up enuff and just made it by 15mm so u may have to see if u can lift your door up a bit more


cheers mick