How to bag that truck of yours

[618 Syndicate]

Maybe I missed it, but what are you trying to accomplish?

 

[dzynda]

1) 4 inches of travel most importantly
2) keep 4 wheel drive
3) better ride quality

 

[dzynda]

618 syndicate you mentioned it takes more then 100psi to lift the front of your dually. How much and is it a big block truck?

 

[618 Syndicate]

618 syndicate you mentioned it takes more then 100psi to lift the front of your dually. How much and is it a big block truck?

It needs about 130 to pick it up high enough to steer and 170 to reach full height. It's a big block.

 

[618 Syndicate]

1) 4 inches of travel most importantly
2) keep 4 wheel drive
3) better ride quality

By travel do you mean the ability to raise and lower the ride height on command from inside?

 

[dzynda]

By travel do you mean the ability to raise and lower the ride height on command from inside?

Yes

 

[dzynda]

By travel do you mean the ability to raise and lower the ride height on command from inside?

OK, I did not contemplate that. I guess I didn't ask enough questions when I started. That was kind of an important one.

 

[dzynda]

I forgot to mention that I love HD chevy trucks, 4 wheel drive but despise torsion bars

 

[618 Syndicate]

So since you don't need the truck to lay out, you don't need to 4 link or notch it. Put your stock springs back under it, straight axle swap the front if you want rid of the torsion bars, and use the helpers you have to control ride height.

 

[dzynda]

Looks like sitting at ride height they are at about 140psi
I assume it would take more psi to lift it or no? I'm working on getting a better compressor with a higher pressure regulator to attempt a lift off.