air lift

[ramman-mn]

when i put the air bag on the leaf spring they are not strait it tilts to the front a little is this OK i have air lift and i have a 2002 2500 4#4

 

[Spooled-up]

The quote below is from the Kelderman website:

Should the bottom of the bag be straight?



Not being straight will not hurt the bags. Air bags are run in industrial applications up to 30 degrees. We try to keep the bags straight as possible, but the bottoms may be angled a little as the pinion angle of the axle is set. As far as up and down goes, the kits are designed for the bags to set pretty square. If your application has an adjustable panhard bar, use that to make sure the axle has the same amount sticking out from side to side. Once this is equal, the bags should be straight.

 

[rwitt]

when i put the air bag on the leaf spring they are not strait it tilts to the front a little is this OK i have air lift and i have a 2002 2500 4#4

That is correct. They need to set flat on the spring plate and go up at a 90 degree angle which will have a slight tilt compared to the frame. This is so that the bags are not kinked when lifting.

Rich