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has anyone used heavy duty bags on a lifted truck? I want to be able to lift it up and drop it to get my crotchrocket and dirtbikes in the bed easily...I want to take my springs off and have just 2 massive bags in its replace...

Similur to the one below, i saw these pictures but im having trouble finding information...

http://i124.photobucket.com/albums/p...b395ef74ec.jpg

all the way up.
http://i124.photobucket.com/albums/p...87ecd5a973.jpg

all the way down.
http://i124.photobucket.com/albums/p...c19951af00.jpg

yes you can do it without a problem might not be able to tow alot but with the right suspension set up you can do it without a problem

you can tow more with air than you can with leaf spring, just make sure its done right. ive been around air ride for a long time and seen alot of hacked up trucks and pop corn welds.

just follow these things...

BRASS dot fittings
dot air line
a good name brand compressor
install you valves inside of cab
run a water trap
and have a pet cock on your tank

in other words, dont skip out on cheap chit.

I was at SEMA a few years ago and they had a few lifted air suspension systems from Kelderman Air Ride. on display

From the info ive gotten, it's $4,000 for just the rear of the kelderman lift and i dont think its worth that much... i know a welder that will throw it together for me if i tell him exactly what he needs to make...

yea there really pricey. my accountant (AKA WIFE) wouldnt allow me to spend that much on a system so ive never gotten it. but its a cool azz system!!