rear Air Springs installed in truck

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   A few weeks ago, I purchased a set of Airlift Loadlifter 5000 air springs for the rear of our Tundra.Had a chance to use them proper and it has made a big difference to the handling of the Tundra and overall easier towing. We can now keep the nose of the Tundra at the same level when not towing/unloaded and the steering is pretty much back to normal.
I decided on 'manual' inflation, for each air spring, I routed the air line to the bottom front of the rear side tray panel, where I can attach my portable pump which is fitted with an air pressure gauge, works a treat.
Installation was pretty straight forward with no drilling required.

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creel Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Newbie Joined: 29 Mar 2011 Location: Bozeman, MT Online Status: Offline Posts: 32	Topic: rear Air Springs installed in truck Posted: 06 May 2011 at 5:53pm
	A few weeks ago, I purchased a set of Airlift Loadlifter 5000 air springs for the rear of our Tundra. Had a chance to use them proper and it has made a big difference to the handling of the Tundra and overall easier towing. We can now keep the nose of the Tundra at the same level when not towing/unloaded and the steering is pretty much back to normal. I decided on 'manual' inflation, for each air spring, I routed the air line to the bottom front of the rear side tray panel, where I can attach my portable pump which is fitted with an air pressure gauge, works a treat. Installation was pretty straight forward with no drilling required.