🚗 Enhance Your Vehicle's Suspension with AIR LIFT 60733 1000 Series Rear Air Spring Kit Review

Easy installation wasn't a problem for me as I'm a mechanic. I say 3 stars because of the youtube society we are in right now, when in doubt pay someone who knows what they are doing

This airbag system is well made and installation was easy as per the instructions! I had to enlarge the hole in the coil spring mount from the bottom to allow the hose to move freely. This was installed on my 1985 El Camino in place of the useless airbags that leaked! I chose to draw two separate lines, one for each pocket, to improve control and keep the back part at eye level. I drilled an extra hole opposite the existing air flap hole and added 2 chrome valve covers for a nice clean look…

I installed them on a 4th Gen ('04) 4Runner with 2" Toytec lift coils on the rear. The fit is perfect and the installation is the same as the OEM kit - you remove all fender sections and use the plastic round washer included in the kit. These bags are the same size as the 60809 set but are 2 inches larger. I know AirLift is a trusted brand for this suspension mod but someone at the QC must have been high at work or asleep for the last 6 years. months or so. Or maybe I'm just unlucky. One of the

My 1986 El Camino came with factory air adjustable shocks. This arrangement has always bothered me as the lift generated by the shocks acts only on the small rubber bushings at the end and the mounting bolts, neither of which are rated to continuously lift, maybe hundreds of pounds. Additionally, the pressure required to provide adequate buoyancy can sometimes exceed 120 psi. In the end, this system didn't work, and I decided to look in a different direction. The Air Lift pads are installed in…

Best value for money when you need extra rear suspension! I installed this setup on my 1972 El Camino SS and it worked like clockwork. My El Camino was purchased to be used as a motorcycle tractor. It came with stock springs and air-adjustable rear shocks, but only sagged under my weight, and even more so under the weight of a 500-pound bike (or two!). I need help. The total installation time was less than an hour and can be accomplished with a few simple and affordable tools. This can take a…