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Any one thinking of or already done air bags? What are the pro's and con's to bagging a truck?
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hey check out www.deviouscustoms.com they have a bagged Titan on their home page so apparently they have some expierence with it.
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OMG...lol....why would an adult want to do that to a truck?... ....to each his own I guess...keep on truckin.
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OH  NO. Lowering is not my thing nor is needing a ladder to get in and out of my truck. I saw a Chevy with air ride and it was stock hight. The only difference is where you would normally see shocks you now see a big black rubber looking bag. A friend told me it's a air ride system or "Bagged". Lowering a Titan to the ground is CON in my opinion.
Thanks for the link wryt01
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Man that is so wrong! As the Puffman said "to each his own"...
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True true my bad. I'm just a stock ride hight kind of guy. Didn't mean to offend anyone honestly. My best friend wants to raise his Ford and what I tell him is if your going to do it, do right. Don't do it cheap or make it look cheap. My Titan is already a huge pain loading my dirt bike couldn't think of raising it not even an inch. Chevy's are the bomb to load, perfect hight I think.
My apologizes to the lowered and raised trucks and there owners.
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What hasn't been mentioned is the fact that air ride suspensions not only give you the ability to raise or lower a vehicle, but it rides like a Cadillac. Imagine dropping your truck to the ground like that, loading your dirt bike, raising back to stock heighth, rolling down the freeway to your MX track and then raising it a bit (if needed) when you get there, dropping it to the ground again, and go riding. Sounds pretty good to me...
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GregV that sounds awesome. See you have some type of dealing with Mossy which is also awesome. I live in Murrieta and work at MCAS Miramar  . Here's the question, how much would something like that set a fellow Titan owner back? Does the air ride affect payload and towing at all, as far as capacity?
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I'm not sure how much or about the towing, but I would imagine it would cost around $2g or so. I would imagine you could tow also, but best to ask someone with the #s.
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Has anyone tried to find a shackle lowering kit? I haven't been able to. I want to drop the rear about 2-3 inches just to level it out.
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