As the bags are inflated with compressed air stored in an air tank, they expand (rise) to lift the suspension which will lift the vehicle’s chassis higher from the ground. When the bags are deflated (air let out), they will compress from the weight of the vehicle. This will allow the suspension to be lowered back to “ride height,” or allow the vehicle to be lowered even farther to the ground, or slammed.
Click below to learn more about the uses of automotive air suspension and the components that are used:
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Suspension Uses
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Bags
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Bag Compressors
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Ride Tanks
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Ride controllers, Switch Boxes
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Ride Accessories
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Ride FAQs
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