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post Sep 16 2003, 04:33 PM
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I am a proud owner of a 1999 SE but lately the suspension has been giving me hell... Everytime I hit a bump or go over something even small, it clunks and slams and just don't seem normal. I have seen postings about the sway bar and this n' that but everything with it seems to check out ok. Can you help?
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post Mar 22 2004, 06:25 AM
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I put the airlift springs on my 2001 E150; the best thing you could do! It rides better than most cars. I travel the PA turnpike a lot and the additional springing prevents a lot of the side to side motion you get when going throuhg the "twisty's". It was well worth the money spent. Tony > Hi there, > > I have a 2000 e-250 and I am thinking of putting air springs in the > rear of the van for a better ride. Presently, the factory leaf > springs are a bit too harsh for the rear passengers. Does anyone > have any experience with air springs in the van? I also hear that > you can remove and invert the shortest leaf in the leaf spring > cluster for a softer ride. > Any comments would be appreciated. Thanks! > > > > > >
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post Mar 29 2004, 07:13 PM
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Hey Tony, Thanks for the reply. Think I will put the Firestone Air spring on my van now. Can wait to order them. Thanks! Joe
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post May 16 2005, 08:31 PM
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Does the air springs affect the rear brake proportioning valve thus affecting the braking??
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I put the airlift springs on my 2001 E150; the best thing you could do! It rides better than most cars. I travel the PA turnpike a lot and the additional springing prevents a lot of the side to side motion you get when going throuhg the "twisty's". It was well worth the money spent. Tony > Hi there, > > I have a 2000 e-250 and I am thinking of putting air springs in the > rear of the van for a better ride. Presently, the factory leaf > springs are a bit too harsh for the rear passengers. Does anyone > have any experience with air springs in the van? I also hear that > you can remove and invert the shortest leaf in the leaf spring > cluster for a softer ride. > Any comments would be appreciated. Thanks! > > > > > >
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Hey Tony, Thanks for the reply. Think I will put the Firestone Air spring on my van now. Can wait to order them. Thanks! Joe
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Does the air springs affect the rear brake proportioning valve thus affecting the braking??
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