Can you put air in these shocks individually to level a vehicle or do you have to inflate both shocks at the same time.
1005110
Individually or together. Depends on how to get air to them. T line or individual.
1005111
If you run two lines you could but as the kit you can not they fill at the same time
383386
These are not intended as a leveling source, only as a stabilizing means. On my fifth wheel, they do a better job of taking the bounce out while camped. They definitely would not work for leveling.
1243324
I think you can adapt the lines to the airbag kit in the similar way as I did to air shocks, however depending on the bags it may take longer to fill and make sure you have enough PSI. good luck.
1687250
I would have to say no. These are air shocks that rise when you put air in them, not lower. You want air bags and even then you are going to have to completely modify the spring perches and shock mounts. Don't know exactly how you are going to do that, but lower? Don't think these are what you are looking for...
756575
No, I fill my tires just as I did before I put these in. If you think about it, it really should not make any difference anyway since the air Pressure is what you are measuring, not the volume. The liners work, they are worth it.
1687140
These shocks do not need to be connected to onboard air compressor. Just leave the factory plugs on shocks. Its stamped right on shock. Air line not required.
1499782
I believe the kit comes with a manual schrader valve so you can use it instead of the automatic level control on the car. However, before you try that you may be able to adjust the ride height at the load leveling sensor and still use the onboard compressor. If you look under the rear of the vehicle at the lower control arms you should see a small rod about an 1/8" diameter connected to one of your lower control arms and a lever which is connected to a small square box, the height sensor. You may be able to adjust the length of the rod enough to make the car "think" it is setting to low and raise the back of the car. I believe the kit comes with a manual schrader valve so you can use it instead of the automatic level control on the car. However, before you try that you may be able to adjust the ride height at the load leveling sensor and still use the onboard compressor. If you look under the rear of the vehicle at the lower control arms you should see a small rod about an 1/8" diameter connected to one of your lower control arms and a lever which is connected to a small square box, the height sensor. You may be able to adjust the length of the rod enough to make the car "think" it is... » Read More I believe the kit comes with a manual schrader valve so you can use it instead of the automatic level control on the car. However, before you try that you may be able to adjust the ride height at the load leveling sensor and still use the onboard compressor. If you look under the rear of the vehicle at the lower control arms you should see a small rod about an 1/8" diameter connected to one of your lower control arms and a lever which is connected to a small square box, the height sensor. You may be able to adjust the length of the rod enough to make the car "think" it is setting to low and raise the back of the car. « Show Less
338424
Only 1 valve for both shocks, you can add a second valve to individually adjust shocks.
682754
Yes, the shocks come with air line kit and valve to put the air in like a tire valve.
1660109
There for the rear, the same ones I just brought four months ago for my 2004 Cadillac escalade. They have the same type of suspension. Now im replacing my compressor without it you have no air to shocks in rear, so no shocks. Easy to put on. You have a air leveling compressor in the rear by the shocks they fill up with air by the compressor. They the rear alright, I remember paying for those, very expensive. Hope all goes wel, God bless
1711660
No.. it won't put out enough air. Perfect for air shocks, but you are better off getting a small portable air compressor for tires.
1123078
Yes. You can inflate two balloons at the same time. The inflator has two nozzles.
2153252
yes.. On the controller you can air them up, deflate them and the gauge tells the pressure in them. Just remember to put a "t" in the air line so both are working together.
332633
yes there are 2 spots to inflate. there should be a flap over the valve that is velcro'd on. Bottom one should be close to the end and the backrest part should be on one side in the front. When filling you just take the top cap off so that all the air doesn't come out on you. To deflate you take the whole cap off to let all the air out.
1788151
Separate fill ports to inflate it. I did use a air compressor. It is pretty big.
1969644
You shouldnt have to seperate anything. My brother and I have the same model trucks and run them at the same time just fine. Hope this helps! :)
1046465
Gotta flip both. If u flip one, one truck will be higher and other will be lower. That'll feel weird lol