what are the best air bag systems on the market?

[GregTaylor]

i have a new 2003 dodge 2500 ext cab long bed larime. i wanted to poll the readership on the most reliable onboard air bag sys before i drop the cash. i would like to haul a camper on the weekends and commute to work empty durring the week. currently the suspension is so ridgid i cannot talk on the cell phone and drive 70 on los Angeles freeways (due to the concrete freeways and the freeway hop). i wanted to pull the large overload spring out of the rear. and then adjust the ride height with airbags. i wanted to get the vevlet ride shackels but they do not exist yet for the 3 gen trucks (the shackels don't hang like the 2nd gen i think) at least thats what the lady form lord... said. so back to the question at hand. I wanted to also have an onboard air compressor with(and i don't know if i can do this) a way to top off a tire if need be. i assume that would mean i would need an onboard air tank? lastly has any one found a way to use the last 2 switches next to the seat warmers to adjust the air pressure (or anything else for that matter)?

thanks for the advise

Greg Taylor

Thousand Oaks, Ca.

 

[GregTaylor]

heres a pict of the truck

 

[SRadke]

We had a lenghthy discussion on this subject in a thread I started.



https://www.turbodieselregister.com/forums/showthread.php?threadid=78907



You may or may not like the conclusion we came to but it is quite informative. If you decide to remove your overload springs would you consider parting with them? I think they would serve me better on my 2500 than airbags. Anybody know if they will fit?

-Scott