air ride shocks in the rear
ok right now i have air ride in the rear and they just come to one input so if i air one up they both work i was told by some people sometimes it helps to have them on seperate ones so u can load more weight to one side. is that true?
ORIGINAL: 74_camaro
ok right now i have air ride in the rear and they just come to one input so if i air one up they both work i was told by some people sometimes it helps to have them on seperate ones so u can load more weight to one side. is that true?
ok right now i have air ride in the rear and they just come to one input so if i air one up they both work i was told by some people sometimes it helps to have them on seperate ones so u can load more weight to one side. is that true?
ORIGINAL: 74_camaro
ok right now i have air ride in the rear and they just come to one input so if i air one up they both work i was told by some people sometimes it helps to have them on seperate ones so u can load more weight to one side. is that true?
ok right now i have air ride in the rear and they just come to one input so if i air one up they both work i was told by some people sometimes it helps to have them on seperate ones so u can load more weight to one side. is that true?
you should get rid of those shocks and put in a regular set.
your ride and handling quality will go up immeasurably without them. the reason most people put in air shocks is if they do a lot of hauling (which I doubt is your case), or if they are just trying to get their ride height back because they don't want to spend the money to fix an underlying problem the right way
your ride and handling quality will go up immeasurably without them. the reason most people put in air shocks is if they do a lot of hauling (which I doubt is your case), or if they are just trying to get their ride height back because they don't want to spend the money to fix an underlying problem the right way
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