3rd Gen Tech: Firestone Air Bag Install
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Nice write up.
I installed Air Lift LoadLifter5000 on my 2500 today. As mentioned it looks basically the same.
Stuck the air valves in place of the bottom 2 screws on my rear license plate.
On this kit I just had to run a 5/16" drill bit through to make holes large enough for valves. Drilling it out also removes the plastic nipple behind plate that normally accepts the sheet metal screws for the plate.
I installed Air Lift LoadLifter5000 on my 2500 today. As mentioned it looks basically the same.
Stuck the air valves in place of the bottom 2 screws on my rear license plate.
On this kit I just had to run a 5/16" drill bit through to make holes large enough for valves. Drilling it out also removes the plastic nipple behind plate that normally accepts the sheet metal screws for the plate.
#16
Nice write up.
I installed Air Lift LoadLifter5000 on my 2500 today. As mentioned it looks basically the same.
Stuck the air valves in place of the bottom 2 screws on my rear license plate.
On this kit I just had to run a 5/16" drill bit through to make holes large enough for valves. Drilling it out also removes the plastic nipple behind plate that normally accepts the sheet metal screws for the plate.
I installed Air Lift LoadLifter5000 on my 2500 today. As mentioned it looks basically the same.
Stuck the air valves in place of the bottom 2 screws on my rear license plate.
On this kit I just had to run a 5/16" drill bit through to make holes large enough for valves. Drilling it out also removes the plastic nipple behind plate that normally accepts the sheet metal screws for the plate.
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I opted for isolating the two with separate lines.