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Old Wed, May 25th, 2011, 10:17 AM
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Anyone using rear air bags on their Superduty? Which type/brand? Pro and Cons?
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I've purchased and installed many sets of Firestone Ride-Rite helper air-springs with no problems. Good fit, good quality.

No experience with other makers.
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Old Wed, May 25th, 2011, 05:22 PM
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Cody are you talking about this?

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Those be it.

I have never purchased the ones with the clearance for a gooseneck hitch as I have always just integrated the frame mount into the gooseneck hitch bracketry.
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I like the "no drilling or goofy spacers" part
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As you may have guessed already I have a 28 ft 5th wheel(slider hitch) I sometimes actually get to use
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Same as Cody, but I am using the ones for a Gooseneck hitch. I would recommend going with these as there is no drilling or goofy spacers to deal with on the leaf/ overload springs.
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