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Old 05-28-2009, 04:01 PM   #1
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Kelderman air ride

has anyone installed kelderman air ride system on a f-53 chassis? i've done koni's and had coach wieght and adjusted tire air pressure and have some improvement in the ride but would like to have more..i will spend the money but i would like to have improvement that warrenties the cost..any coments would be appreciated
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I put in the Kelderman front and rear upgrades about 12k miles ago. I am very happy with the upgrade. Also installed the Koni FSD shocks after the Kelderman upgrade. I was not as impressed with the shock upgrade, mainly because the Kelderman kit included Monroe shocks with similiar valving to the Konis. After some setup time and adjusting the pressures, the ride improved greatly. I intend on keeping RV for the forseeable future so the investment was well worth it. While it is still not as isolated or smooth as a full airbag suspension, it is far better than the standard leaf spring suspension.
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