Air Lift Install: 2020 Jeep Gladiator - Air Lift 1000
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- Опубликовано: 29 июл 2019
- Ever wondered how to install an Air Lift 1000 kit? Then check out this video, as we install kit 60830 on a 2020 Jeep Gladiator in the Air Lift Workshop!
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It's much faster, not removing the springs. I recommend finding another video showing how this is done.
Can the airlift 1000 bags be used with the Wireless One compressor? I’m thinking about installing these on my Toyota Sequoia, but I’d prefer having the compressor.
Is there a specific part number to be installed with a 2018 JK with a AEV 2.5" lift with progressive springs?? Thank you
On a single path installation using a ‘tee’ what keeps air pressure from transferring from one spring to the other during vehicle sway or when one wheel is affected by road conditions? Wouldn’t this accentuate body roll?
Think of it like this - when turning at some speed, the natural weight of the vehicle would want to sway outward putting downward pressure on a wheel - air pressure would transfer to the other wheel extending the suspension. Seems like a single path system would cause more body roll.
Agreed. 2 lines is a LITTLE more work, but well worth it
@@jcs5202 Ideally we would have a ball valve included in the kit that would allow us to inflate both bags equally, and then close the valve for anti-sway when towing. When off-roading, open the valve to allow air to freely transfer between the two bags and avoid limiting articulation.
Neat Idea but it would be better if it aired up and down automatically I assume it would with an onboard compressor hooked to an accessory switch or SPOD. Would be nice to lower it to get in and out of the vehicle.
Check out our SmartAir and control systems - we make just the thing to automatically level your vehicle when its loaded and unloaded! Thanks!
Hi, Question.?. Can I use those for my 1970 Chevy Impala. Instead of air shocks.????. Fm: Rey Zapata
No, they are for load assisting. Not designed for ride control (shocks). They would likely have you bouncing down the road.
Can you use these for the front two springs and keep them constantly filled with air to keep my truck level?
Absolutely!
Would this work with a 2” lift kit installed?
Did you ever get an answer here? I’m also curious.
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I need an AirLift on my Gladiator but I have 4" Springs on my lift kit and you don't make them? Why not?! 🤦♂️
Hi Bryce, sorry we don't have a kit for this. While we do make an application for Gladiator, but we don't make variants for this situation.
@AirLiftCompany well you should since most jeeps are lifted
Should be a way to do this. Make the custom springs or connect with a company that can or does make custom springs for Jeeps that you guys can make an air bag that would work with them. Come on, you're the experts. This is a major need because there is no option for a lifted Jeep truck