Air Delete parts list

[guydude]

Hey guys,

I hoping someone can help me. So i've searched a few forums, google, and Facebook groups and i cannot find a parts list (preferably with PNs) for a decent DIY air suspension delete set up. The ones that I have found are for 4x4 trucks. So i have a 2014 1500 5.7L Hemi RWD truck. even searching coilover online I get prompted by all the websites that their coilovers will not fit my vehicle because theyre only for 4x4. Would someone help me out and give me a good list of the hardware needed to replace my air suspension. i know its rear spings, rear shocks, the pads for the springs, for some reason bump stops, and the front coilovers or a complete strut. I usually dont have luck getting much response when asking for help on forums or facebook, hopefully itll be different this time. Also, Airdelete isnt selling to the US at the moment due to whatever is going on with their ability to import stuff to the states and i heard the monroe kit sucks ass, plus i know i can get it cheaper by piecing the parts versus dropping $1700 on their bilstein kit.

Thanks in advanced!

 

[Sur5er]

I installed the AirDelete kit, all I can tell you is they got it right!

 

[crash68]

i know its rear spings, rear shocks, the pads for the springs, for some reason bump stops, and the front coilovers or a complete strut.

I'm sure a few will chime in with recommendations on what brands to go with but your list sounds pretty well complete. Some opt for putting upgraded capacity rear springs if you'll be towing.
You can use AlfaOBD to turn off the air suspension system to stop the warnings.

 

[SitKneelBend]

Hey guys,

I hoping someone can help me. So i've searched a few forums, google, and Facebook groups and i cannot find a parts list (preferably with PNs) for a decent DIY air suspension delete set up. The ones that I have found are for 4x4 trucks. So i have a 2014 1500 5.7L Hemi RWD truck. even searching coilover online I get prompted by all the websites that their coilovers will not fit my vehicle because theyre only for 4x4. Would someone help me out and give me a good list of the hardware needed to replace my air suspension. i know its rear spings, rear shocks, the pads for the springs, for some reason bump stops, and the front coilovers or a complete strut. I usually dont have luck getting much response when asking for help on forums or facebook, hopefully itll be different this time. Also, Airdelete isnt selling to the US at the moment due to whatever is going on with their ability to import stuff to the states and i heard the monroe kit sucks ass, plus i know i can get it cheaper by piecing the parts versus dropping $1700 on their bilstein kit.

Thanks in advanced!

You're in the right forum. This thread has a success story. Maybe @Dragula can chime in here?

Air Suspension Delete

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[BWL]

In the rear I had coil springs, shocks and spring isolators. Just 1 per side.
For the front I had preassembled strus, but on the assembly guide it showed the struts/springs a bump stop and a 3 bolt plate that went on top to bolt in

 

[BWL]

Just did a rock auto check to see what you needed vs what I got in my kit.
Rear- springs, shocks, spring insulator
Front- strut, spring, strut mount, bump stop
You can get those parts specific to your year/model at your discretion. Bilstein, fox, eibach, rough country and others all make decent shock/struts. Springs as well. Rock auto has the bump stops, insulators and strut mounts for a reasonable price. The rest is the same as doing a strut/shock/spring replacement on your truck as if it came that way. Believe f5 and f40 are the fuses you pull to shut down the air system. Be careful disconnecting lines as they're under pressure. Will need a programmer to get rid of the air suspension service message.

 

[zrock]

Just look up the front and rear suspension for a non air ride 2wd truck

 

[BWL]

I think the 4wd parts fit just sits a little higher. With new shocks and struts that shouldn't matter though if it's all for 4wd. There's a few guys running 2wd lifts so maybe ask on one of the 2wd lift threads and quote the members name. If you think they'd know to get their attention. Any of the guys that have done a lift themselves should know.