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air suspension reviews.

Discussion in 'Suspension' started by smartmonkey, Jun 27, 2017.

  1. Jun 27, 2017 at 6:05 PM
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    smartmonkey

    smartmonkey [OP] Member

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    Ok my fellow tacoristas. For those that have chosen and air suspension upgrade over springs or AAls. What pressure works well for the daily driver and some towing. I dont want a harsh ride..that has been shared here in reference to some AAL and spring packs. I had a tapered or might i say a 'progressive" leaf added to my stock 93 xtracab 4x4 PU and it was perfect. Why isn anyone talking about this kind of intermediate approach versus ..I got the "brand " / i love these guys...uhh make my truck look 'whatever...not seeing any tech or brand fitting this niche here on TW..Am i left with a harsh ride and having to go beyond the 5100 bilstiens at 1.75 to level things out because of the rear height if i buy a "PACK". I see but one option left a, and that is to employ an airbag system. So what say you all..chime in on your experience with an air-ride system with and without a load during hauling and towing. For the rest...is there any one out there that has a "progressive"single leaf response to a need for more "Loaded" condition without riding like a brick unloaded...My 93 never bottomed on the the overload spring even carrying a 500lb motorcycle and towing a 2000lb trailer like my Taco does. Yes ..I have the TSB and BIllys in the rear...Let the knowledge flow forth now!!...Thanx
     

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