are the air bags better than gabrial high jackers air shocks.
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I would think so! I don't have any experience with air shocks on a pickup, but I did have them on a car a long time ago. I like the fact that you are not doing anything to the stock configuration, but are adding assist when you need it. I've had my Airlifts in since July and have been super-happy with the the versatility.
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iwould say that if you are towing that much with a1500 size truck i would go to an air bag set up the shocks i put on my truck made it real rough rideing with nothing in the back end i own ahot shot company and played with a lot of set ups the air bag is the best way to go this way you can tow ur load level and the truck will be level as well thats the safeist way to go let me know steve
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I put them on a 2004 Buick lesabre which had factory gm air shocks on the rear with a built in air compressor on the right rear to keep the level if your cadilac a compressor unhook it the air shocks will go higher when you use the lines the come with the shocks qand drill a hole in the trunk for the tee .
545446
Yes the air bags will work fine, they have nothing to do with the bumper or its components.
750653
I am of no help. They were a direct replacement on my fathers Buick Lesabre or Century I believe with the factory air levelling system. They are much nicer than and have a different design than aftermarket plain airshocks.
257396
hy Bob I have to say that the high lift blades work great with my dual bagger setup.
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No all your doing is replacing stock hangers , if your planning on hauling any loads or a trailer and depending on weight you may need air bags for the back . Good luck took me an hour to change out .
780648
Not noisy, but you will feel them. They deliver great traction offroad, but onroad you will feel a bit of drag since they're wide. For primarily onroad use with a bit of offroad, you might like Schwalbe Racing Ralphs a bit better. A touch narrower and smoother onroad but competent offroad as well.
2204974
Check for an Application specific part on the Monroe website. If you are using these to load level I would advise against it. You need to find an air bag setup for that.
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They will with no issues. We have filled them up to almost 100 with a fully loaded Toy Hauler camper trailer on the back and had no issues. The airbags work great
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
1811333
I'm sorry, I do not have the answer for you. I do know that the difference in the ride between the stock shocks on our Goldwing and the new ones is unbeliveable.
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I don't think so. You may want to consider Monroe MA702 Max-Air Air Shocks which are available at Amazon for about $57. Rock Auto and Amazon both say they fit. Amazon also says, "Notes: Rear Max Air, SHOCK ABSORBER - USE PN[AK18] TO REPLACE SINGLE AIR SHOCK FILL SYSTEM IF NECESSARY - USE PN[AK64] TO ADD SEPARATE L/R AIR SHOCK FILL SYSTEM IF DESIRED - FOR TOWING & HAULING".
1620110
They are a generic brand of trucks. They should hold up to the abuse from someone just beginning, but not so much if lots of airs and grinding are in the picture.
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my flhtc likes the heavy shock proof. its noticeably quieter. hope this helps?
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They do accommodate air bags, amazon has always been helpful with any issues I've ever had
523554
Neighbor ... I hope that you are still reading. The other guys mean well, but are off the mark. This kit is the leveling system for use with the air bag system which is sold separately. If you buy this kit and nothing else .... the answer to your question is zero. The best thing for you to do is contact AirLift, tell the rep about your vehicle and what your goal is. He'll tell you what to buy. The rep is not a salesman. Get the list of parts and shop for the best price. That's almost always Amazon. No .... I don't own any Amazon stock or work for Amazon. I'm just a fat, little, 74yo man who has been working on his own cars and trucks forever. If you decide to strike out on your own you'll be spending more money than needed and maybe endangering the lives of you and your loved ones. thanks, your neighbor, ron :-)