My afternoon project:::
 

I am planning to complete the installation of my new Airlift airbag leveling system this afternoon. No more head lights in the trees for me...:spineyes: Decided to go with Air bags, instead of the "add a leaf" route....

what kind of truck you putting that on?

F150

You going to throw some switches on it too?

Why?

To level of my truck while carrying a load/ATV and towing a load/Boat..I like the drivability while level and it looks great...not much for the front lower rake on truck...

http://www.airliftcompany.com/products/

http://www.airliftcompany.com/worksh...-why-air-lift/

I used them when I had my Tundra pulling a 10K lb travel trailer. They work awesome, just don't forget to adjust or get a new hitch height, unless adding the bags levels everything, truck and trailer.

Are you running separate lines to each bag or are you linking them?

I am running separate lines with the analog dual control. Wanted each bag to be independent of each other.

GOOD CALL!! running the bags together can get you in trouble on a truck with a heavy load and cornering

I thought the same thing...would hate for all the air to transfer to one side....less resistance..

Let us know how this turns out. Pics with results and comparisons would be great! Good luck.

I put a pair on my f150 to pull my fifth wheel heavy camper. Works very well. Wasn't hard to install. Not needed for my boat.

I did the installation yesterday...was pretty straight forward. I will get some pics today or tomorrow of the final install. Load the ATV, and surprise how quick the pump level the truck with a push of the button.

I put them on my Ram 3500 because of heavy loads and really like them.

What kind of cost are we talking about here?

did kit come with onboard compressor?

Cost varies as does coming with compressor or not.

Depends on what you want

http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_ss...Aair+bag&ajr=0

Mine was about 400 and has compressor and gauges on-board