Level+airlift 1000

[Westwind1124a]

Its time to pick up the front a little, and I am going to do the airlift at the same time.

I was going to go with the topgun 1.5 because the 2 inch just looked a little bit high for my stock tires. However, after doing some reading it sounds like the airlift adds about 3/4" to the rear, which may make a 1.5 look silly.

Can anyone tell me what the min psi is to keep the airlift properly seated in the spring, and also how much lift I can expect at the min and softest setting?

thanks in advance!

 

[gofish101]

I have the daystar 2" level with the airlift 1000 and they say to run them at a min 5 psi. I run at 15 psi and find the ride great and the slight rake much better looking than without the airbags. I'm not sure if I could tell in exact measurements how much it is but just looks like what a truck should imo. I have a couple of pics that will give you an idea (not the greatest pics)

I have since installed a lightbar and lights but will try to get a better side shot to give you a better idea.

 

[h2oman]

The airlifts will not add any height to your truck. They are only there to add payload to your rear end. The minimum pressure is 5 psi and the max is 35. If you want to add height to your rear you will need spacers. The airlifts are a great addition anyway if you tow or put heavy loads in your bed.

 

[that white kid]

when mine are aired up my truck goes up about 1 3/4in with about 20 in but it rides rough like that

 

[Westwind1124a]

Awesome! Thanks for the replies. I think I'll go with the 2 inch just to be on the safe side