Airbags?
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No i should have it painted by the end of summer.
i got to many irons on the fire, this weekend 15 of us are goin to Jopplin MO to help them clean up from the tornado they had a while back.
thats if i get my alfalfa sprayed tonight.
if it ain't one thing it three.
Dar
i got to many irons on the fire, this weekend 15 of us are goin to Jopplin MO to help them clean up from the tornado they had a while back.
thats if i get my alfalfa sprayed tonight.
if it ain't one thing it three.
Dar
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Oh wow! That's awful generous! I hear ya about having too many irons in the fire. I got a new tailgate, a custom gauge pod, gauges, window tint and airbags to go in and I haven't even really gotten a start on any of it.
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Just more to add to the ever-growing list of things to do or want to do to our trucks
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Excellent. My 92 RV has been carrying itself all these years and it's springs are either straight or bowing the wrong way as well. Figured I'd either have them rearched and add a large stack of overloads or go with airbags. It's hard telling what the leafs would look like if all the campers weight wasn't on it.
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If your springs are worn out, the air bags will help carry the load and the springs will just serve to locate the rear axle. Love the Firestone Ride-Rites on mine. Got them off fleabay.
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K mine are sagging two I have a set that have been re-arched in my car port I just know what a ***** they are to change. So I really couldn't care less for changing them but think I might next pay cheque.
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