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Installed AirLift bags

Thread author machtig
Start date Dec 10, 2019

FFFreddy01

New member

Feb 28, 2024

#121

Even with airlift airbags installed, I’m getting same exact amount of sag. As some mentioned, spring rate is increased so it removes to bouncy and front end lifting quickly when accelerating but sag is still there. I tried filling to 30psi then loading. Then also tried loading first THEN filling to 30psi no change at all. Super disappointed. Add to this that the curt hitch has a downward angle on the receiver. Took it to Uhaul , they tried everything to level it and were unable. If you look at the curt website, on their pictures from website you clearly can see a slight downward angle. So..downward angle on receiver, extend another three feet for a carrier and load 400lbs on it and you get what this poster and I are experiencing.

Last edited: Feb 28, 2024