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Old 08-15-2019, 03:22 AM   #1
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So what I'm wondering is if you can vacuum your bags tight to keep the suspension from dropping if you raise the truck in the air or is that too much free weight for them to handle?

Next question would be...how much air does each bag need to lift it from dead low?

I will be doing the engine driven compressor so in a pinch I can do more than just raise my truck. I have zero interest in electric pumps because the truck will either be dead nuts on the ground or at ride height, besides they are too noisy for my taste.
Anyone have a part number of one? So I can cross reference it at work and save some money.

If I am doing engine driven do I still need tanks?


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