Bag Sizes

[damnyankee36]

I'm still new to this bagging thing and I'm still researching a system for my 66 C10 short bed.

It seems the standard for airbag selection is the 2600 up front and the 2500 in the rear. I heard others mention using 2600's all around. How would this affect the ride in the rear by going to the bigger, (I assume) bag?

I would imagine it would have a softer ride with less pressure, but is it possible to be too soft?

[Spray-Bomb]

Yeah, having a bigger bag in the back can make it ride too soft

I would run the smaller bags in the rear

[tdave00]

I just bought some RE7's from a local dealer and he asked why I was running them in the rear. He thought I should run the 6's in the rear and 7's in the front. Is that the consensus?

[Naterman35]

Im running the dominator 2600's in the rear.... I was recommended that buy a teacher of mine whos was in the mini truck scene as well as bagging full sizes and duallys.

He's currently doing a 65 as well as a 68 both lay frame front to rear and he's using the dom 2600 all the way around.

He has a 50 something not sure on the rear and is doing re-7's all the way around.

[ShowSS12]

Originally Posted by Naterman35

Im running the dominator 2600's in the rear.... I was recommended that buy a teacher of mine whos was in the mini truck scene as well as bagging full sizes and duallys.

He's currently doing a 65 as well as a 68 both lay frame front to rear and he's using the dom 2600 all the way around.

He has a 50 something not sure on the rear and is doing re-7's all the way around.

Ya but thats custom install... If your using the factory two link then I would do a 6" bag in the back...

[scotts62]

I have 2600's all the way around.

[tdave00]

Does anyone know the difference between the front and rear factory springs? Were the fronts stiffer than the rears? Knowing that should give us a clue as to what's best.