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NiceFinally after hours of reading the Bilstein threads and looking at pictures had the Bil's installed at 2.8 and a 1" Daystar spacer in the back. It came out just the way I wanted it to. Couldn't be happier! I can't even tell you how much it helped reading all the posts from guys who have already been through all this! Will be ordering BFG's this week. Either 275 x 65 x 20 or 285x65x20. Another decision! Posting before and after, if I can figure out how!
I didn't want it nose high. Glad I used them. Turned out perfect for me. Have about 3/4 inch rake. Will measure better tomorrow.Why the rear spacer?
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Finally after hours of reading the Bilstein threads and looking at pictures had the Bil's installed at 2.8 and a 1" Daystar spacer in the back. It came out just the way I wanted it to. Couldn't be happier! I can't even tell you how much it helped reading all the posts from guys who have already been through all this! Will be ordering BFG's this week. Either 275 x 65 x 20 or 285x65x20. Another decision! Posting before and after, if I can figure out how!
Maybe it's just in my head, but I think it's better. It is my DD so going to work I see it all. Interstate 70, town and back windy roads and it all feels really good! No death wobbles like some have reported. And I hit 75 on the interstate. Also put the Mevotech 's on just in case.That is the same suspension setup I am going to be putting on in a couple weeks. Nice to see how it turned out for you. Looks really good.
How is the difference in ride quality?
Those look like Airlift 1000 bags , if so they are manually inflated to prevent rear end sag while towing or a load in the bed .
Usually plumbed to a valve near the license plate , like a valve stem valve , add air when needed and lower the pressure when not needed .
Hope this helps !
Sorry , I don't have the bags Sir , I believe the unloaded pressure is 10-13 psi , loaded depends on bed ģ tounge weight around 25 -35 going off of memory hereHow is the ride quality and what PSI should you run those bags that if you're not towing or hauling anything well they work with rear spacers. I don't Tahoe or haul anything major occasionally maybe 2 to 3 times a year but I would like to have the truck level when I do and for the cost I think I can justify it for $150 whatever this kit costs I just don't want a crappy ride if I have them all the time
Sorry , I don't have the bags Sir , I believe the unloaded pressure is 10-13 psi , loaded depends on bed ģ tounge weight around 25 -35 going off of memory here [emoji38]
I believe there are poly spacers that mount on the bottom of the coils that should not interfere with the air bag plumbing .
Hopefully someone will post up an answer with more facts !
Try Google " Airlift 1000 "
The site shows pressures per approx loads and gives a max psi I believe.
Hope this helps!