I have a 2011 Pleasure Way Excel TS it is a Ford E-350 Super Duty wide body. It has Firestone air bags on the rear that I usually run at 60 psi. So when hit with side winds, do I increase or decrease the air pressure?
Thanks for any help.
Ray
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Increase the pressure to reduce the sway, but ride quality will suffer. Increase the sway bar size (if possible) or add a sway bar if needed to reduce the sway and retain some ride quality.
Adding air to the air bags stops the leward side spring from compressing but not the windward side from stretching.
So they help a little while making the ride harsher.
If you install heavy duty, anti sway ( roll ) bars, it fights the sway from side to side with little added spring stiffness.
I'd just leave them alone as it will make little difference.
Ken
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