WOW, that looks really good!

 

There is an in between option if you have some room.

You could instal a air tank and use that to air up your bags or whatever.

Just fill it with a shop compressor.

I've got a 10 gal under my bed and it lasts a long time. + if I get a flat or something I always have air.

click here for pics of my setup

 

It's funny you mention this. I have a 5 gallon tank I use for various things from time to time. I should just leave it filled in the bed of the truck!

 

There holding up great . Its better that this option .IMO

 

Heres where i installed my remote valve. I'll soon have it hooked up to my onboard air .

 

That's slick. Off hand, does anyone know the PSI it takes to fill these bags?

 

Truck looks great.

 

you can fill them up to 100 psi (MAX)

however I never go over 90. cause when u hit a bump the pressure jumps.

 

Very true. These bags have relief valves?

 

No. I've seen mine bump up to 120psi.

 

Yikes. I think I would leave that margin in the bags as well.

 

Yea, Now I keep the pressure only as high as I need it and drive slow through the field till I get to a road. Then I can bump up the pressure some more.

 

Is the ride any different than without? I opted for the 3" blocks after my 1.5" AS install. My truck sits 1/2" higher in the rear now, but would still like to know if it affected the ride. Mine rides a tad bit stiffer, but it could be the E range tires.

BTW, truck looks great.

 

With the minimum 10psi in the bags I can't tell a difference.

Of course if I jack them up to 90 psi with no load it's a bit stiffer.

 

can you take some more pics of the bag mounts both upper and lower? Efuehrin you too!!

looking good!
-Patrick