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3" Lift complete - Teraflex coils with added 3/4" coil spacers in the rear
if that is 3.75" lift in the rear, you are going to need to some new shafts soon..
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Well I finished fitting the airbags in today, neat job n no leaks. Hook the Jayco up in 2 weeks n try them out.

How much difference has it made roady? Took mine out camping on the weekend and I'm pretty sure i was on the bump stops the whole way. Can they take a lot of load?
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How much difference has it made roady? Took mine out camping on the weekend and I'm pretty sure i was on the bump stops the whole way. Can they take a lot of load?
Not sure yet, will be hooking the camper up in 2 weeks so will measure it then. Without the bags it dropped the backend about 35/40 mm with it on. They recommend up to 30psi loaded. Ball weight spoused to be 130 kgs of this camper.
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Mine was dropping about 35mm with the van, installed a load levelling hitch for a 3500km highway trip and it worked great. When I wanted to go off road though the hitch was no good. Installed the bags and drops about 10mm with them at 30PSI. Handling is pretty good too, not as good as with the LLH but a lot better than with nothing.

Haven't weighed the ball weight officially, but the label on the van states it as 159kg dry and max 180 (the brochure stated 120kg..) With a full water tank I am guessing around 130kg but will find out shortly as I now have it in the new shed so have a nice level and hard floor to measure it on.

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Fitted AEV front bar with Runva 11xp winch, AEV rear bar and tyre carrier, AEV diff covers and rear diff slider, AEV Pintlers with 35" MTZ's, 3.5" lift with flexi coils and Bilstein long travel remote shocks.
Next up drawer system, AEV fuel caddy, steps/sliders and compressor.

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if that is 3.75" lift in the rear, you are going to need to some new shafts soon..

Nah it's 3" - using teraflex 2.5" coils...but because I don't have front bar to weigh down the compensated coils, it's at 3"..and I added the spacer in the rear to get the rear up to 3" as well.
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