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Air shocks
Usually they were used to gain tire clearance or when a lot of weight was being hauled to prevent sagging,another use "back in the day" was to run separate lines in order to improve weight transfer on the strip to offset "torque twist", never run them empty
keep at least 20 psi to avoid damaging the air bladder.A lot of guys wanted the old "Funny Car" look and used the air shocks for "Big Meats" in the rear and "skinnys" up front with a "tail up" attitude.
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yep vince is right. seen alot of quarter panels messd up by running to large a tire with air shocks.if i buy something with them on it i take them off.just my opinion. cole
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I agree with vince..To many people used them to put bigger tires on there cars.And when they failed,It would cause ''A LOT'' of ''TROUBLE''.
I never did like them,And never will. And no it didn't happen to me!!!!! ![]() There place is in the garbage can...
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