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Old 09-07-2014, 08:52 PM   #1
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Hey I am Joey and a new rv owner, and new to this site. Just purchased Firestone Ride Right Air Bags for the F53 Chassis. My question is when I install the bags do I use the T-Connector to use a total of two air nipples are do I have 4 seperate air nipples ? Also I am adding new Blistein Shocks. Thanks so much and Happy Camping.
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JMHO: The 4 fitting set up would allow you to carry more pressure in individual bag to level the coach for travel; in case you have a heavy corner.
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Glad you're aboard Joey. I agree with the above posts. Enjoy your adventures and be safe.
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