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Im doing another tahoe tomorrow so might as well show how to get the helper bags in since I get a tons of calls on this. You can slide it thru the bigger coils on this spring but on my 6" drop springs you need to do as below
This is a airlift 60742 on the rear 5305 3-4 kit i sell
07 up
http://www.tbssowners.com/store/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=108
00-06
http://www.tbssowners.com/store/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=145
1) Put bag in a bucket of hot water for 5 minutes
2) take it out and remove top rubber cap
3) fold top over bottom
4) then fold sides over and put black cap back on
5) slowly go in from wider coils.
6) once you get it thru the top push it down
7) Remove top cap and air will be sucked in and form the bag inside the coil and push it all the way down
8) Once you make sure it fits you can bring it up a little attach the air line and then drop it down and your done.
And now here is another reason why you have the dead coils up top and open coils on bottom.
This is a airlift 60742 on the rear 5305 3-4 kit i sell
07 up
http://www.tbssowners.com/store/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=108
00-06
http://www.tbssowners.com/store/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=145
1) Put bag in a bucket of hot water for 5 minutes
2) take it out and remove top rubber cap
3) fold top over bottom
4) then fold sides over and put black cap back on
5) slowly go in from wider coils.
6) once you get it thru the top push it down
7) Remove top cap and air will be sucked in and form the bag inside the coil and push it all the way down
8) Once you make sure it fits you can bring it up a little attach the air line and then drop it down and your done.
And now here is another reason why you have the dead coils up top and open coils on bottom.
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