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**robnolimit** · 11-30-2010, 05:22 PM

Navy, Try a few things first. Seporate the two bags. Pull out the "T", and get another shrader so you can fill them seporately. Are the bags a "double bellows" type? if so they may be too stiff. I like to use a 9000 slider bag on the rear of these trucks. Once the bags are seporated, unbolt one side of the panhard rod, and put the same air pressure in each side. bounce it around and check th eheight. then adjust to get it level. If it's more than 5 lbs difference, there is another problem to find. Once it's level, bolt the panhard back in, test drive it and let us know.

11-30-2010, 05:22 PM	#22
robnolimit Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2010 Location: Dandridge, Tn. USA Posts: 2,226	Re: how well do bags handle? Navy, Try a few things first. Seporate the two bags. Pull out the "T", and get another shrader so you can fill them seporately. Are the bags a "double bellows" type? if so they may be too stiff. I like to use a 9000 slider bag on the rear of these trucks. Once the bags are seporated, unbolt one side of the panhard rod, and put the same air pressure in each side. bounce it around and check th eheight. then adjust to get it level. If it's more than 5 lbs difference, there is another problem to find. Once it's level, bolt the panhard back in, test drive it and let us know.