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Old 06-09-2011, 08:46 PM   #1
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We have a National '98 Dolphin 36' and it has front air bags. Anyone know what pressure range they should be?

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Check your manual. It should have the info your looking for.

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Depends on axle weight rating. As I remeber the minimum was 50 PSI and the max being 90. The chassis manual for your unit should have the details.
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Inflate them to were you have 2 1/2" of clerance between the bump stop and the control arms on the front suspention but do not exceed 90#.
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Thanks. I will see if the manual has any info. These may be aftermarket, so may not help. I'll also look underneath to see if I can determine the height ratio that was described above.

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