You sure you don't have some fat chicks hiding back there ?

 

Thanks Dane. I'll def. go with Arnotts. This hasn't happened to me yet, but I know it will. This seems easier than a coil conversion especaily if it happens while on a road trip. I might pick one up for the parts box now that I know it's easy.

BPU has them for $130 right now. Not certain of the mfg.

 

I'd pay extra and not go with bputah. They have bad customer service, if you have a problem, expect to not get your money back.

 

bought it out of new york city a couple of years ago. i'm in central georgia.

just bought two of them. i hope it's as easy as stated here! frame i hope is not broken.....

 

You can also purchase Arnott bags from Advance Auto Parts. Google for a coupon code. They usually have $40 off $100 purchase, shipping is free over $75. If you are going to get 2 bags, Place 2 orders to maximize the coupons.

 

I replaced mine last December and I got Arnott bags from Advance Auto Parts. I think it was around $230 for both bags delivered to the door.

 

I changed mine out 2 weeks ago, it took me longer to get the wheels off then changing them out. They were on something tight and the reaction between the steel and aluminum didn't help. Cleaned them all up and anti seized everything. It now takes a week for the truck to settle an inch or so.

 

Hi

Here's how to do it. It takes an hour per side. If you want to paint the locations whilst your at it it takes 2 hours oer side. It's an easy fix even for a DIY. Don't change just one side as the other will be going pop soon, say within a year, so do both.

www.discovery2.co.uk / Rear Suspension Air Bags

 

thanks for the tutorial. about to try it. looks very, very tough for the uneducated! but i'm willing to give it a shot.

again, thank you all for the advice.

 

you can do it