SOLD AirLift Ride Control Airbags $100

Airlift Ride Control Airbags $100 plus 1/2 shipping


Comes with two bags, new 316 stainless hardware, upgraded u-bolts, one 7' air line and one 5' air line. I also replaced the plastic 90's with a stainless version.

Had them in my truck (2010) for a while now and they worked great. I only took them off because they won't work with my U-bolt flip kit. They will work with an add-a-leaf though.

If you want them shipped, I'll split the cost with you.

If you are local to Virginia Beach, I'll help you install them. It only takes an hour or two, depending on if you have a compressor or not.

If you don't have a compressor, you will need a fitting or two to fill them.

 

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The Toytec flip kit has the lip that you need to hook the Air Lift plate and U bolt.

 

Unfortunately, I have the All Pro kit. I did think about notching the plate, but they would still end up being a problem with my next planned mod, the Archive Garage Shackle Flip.

 

Thought so on the All Pro kit.

I'm not looking to shackle flip tho.

GLWS!

 

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10lbs in an 11x10x6" box, from 23451, if you want a shipping quote.

 

I might be able to take a look at a guy at works truck tomorrow. Just depends on if there are any interferences. I don't think it would be difficult but chances are you would have to drill a couple holes in each frame rail.

 

The brackets are different and I think the bags on 1st gens are longer.

 

I have this same setup. Easy install, a bit of lift with the right air pressure and the adjustability is soooooo handy for hauling. 150 T-Posts puts the frame on the bumps, but with these bags, the ride is oh so manageable. Have to be a little careful if you're into twisting up your frame, but for the other 95% of us not running the Rubicon, this is a great setup. As a workaround if you don't have ready access to a compressor or air tank, a box of CO2 cartridges and a bike tire inflation adapter will do the trick. Cheap and easy to store in the cab somewhere. Free bump!

 

Until I installed a compressor, I used a bike pump. Worked great.

 

All you have to do is research the ones you need on line.

Interwebs!

 

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