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I can't find a way to direct link. It's an airlift product with sensors to automatically sense the rear end dropping due to load and inflates the airbags automatically from an on-board compressor.

I've heard of that before. They also have ones that will raise and lower pressure on each side independently to help keep the truck level in cornering.

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sorry to bring back such an old thread, but im curious...when you aren't hauling a load or towing, now with the removal of bump stops, you just de-flate the bag, and it rides just like stock? it doesnt "shorten" the travel of the springs and the frame?

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you just run with 5 lbs in the bag and it keeps the bag from fully conpressing and hurting the bags but dosent change the ride at all. travl is normal.

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I have been looking into air bags, since I will need to do some towing with mine, but I can't find how they are for trucks that go off-road. Any insights?

as far as normal movment the bags to not hinder movement have had no problems going off road.

This may also be a dumb question, but will the bags work with the blocks from the Truxxx leveling kit I have installed? I was looking at firming up the rear end for towing and hauling loads. I've also been considering a lightweight camper. The leveled suspension is a bit soft for most of these.

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yup they were even offered on the page

air bags are really easy to install i had limited tools and i still did it in about 2.5 hours. thats with the compressor
just read the directions

i have a question; could these bags be used as a suspension lift; reason why i'm asking is A) i work in a tough area and would prefer if people did not no my truck is custom or anything like that; B) i like too speed and when speeding i have better handling on a lower truck; C) i live in the boondocks and would like my truck too be able to "lift up" so i could easier offroad.... i realize that i would have too add a compresser to my system but im wondering if this is at all possible; or am i just going to be wasting my money or messing my trucks suspension up?????