Reply to "Suspension Lift Kit"

Kevin Perry (Guest)

Hall's setup had small airbags mounted between the coilspring and the shock. Unfortunately Hall discontinued this setup. It had a tank and a compressor up front. Though I'm sure you could get by without the tank and use just a small compressor.

A 5lb compressor is all the 5,500lb Expedition uses to manage its air ride system. In the rear, the Expedition uses an air bag in the center of the coil spring and an externally mounted shock absorber.

For a similar setup to work on a Pantera, you'd need an airbag to slide in between the shock and the coil spring that's connected to a switch operated compressor. Not too complicated. And about all I need since I just want to raise the front of my car to get out of my steep driveway without scraping the front end.

When you start talking about load leveling on all four sides then it starts to get tricky.

Kevin

2/24/055:25 AM

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