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Old 01-08-2021, 10:43 AM   #1
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Airbags vs sumo's:
don't mind paying for full setup airbags including compressor and monitoring system. So my question is with the sumo's give me the same ride results?
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I suspect the Sumos will give a harsher ride because it's like putting stiffer springs in.
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What are you trying to fix ?

Hard ride ? Properly set air pressure, lighter springs.

Leaning in turns ? Anti sway bar upgrade or CHF. Cheap handling fix.

Trucks blowing you off the road ? Anti sway or track bar on real axle.

Wandering ? Front end check and alignment.
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