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Air Lift Company Slam Air Systems for Lowered Vehicles
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Restore load capacity and eliminate bottoming out!
Lowering a truck reduces suspension travel and load carrying capacity. Adding SlamAir helper springs solves these problems economically! They supplement the lowered truck’s leaf springs to provide adjustable spring rate for ride comfort, safety and variable loads. Add a driver-controlled compressor system and raise the rear on-the-fly for speed bumps or sloped driveways! Systems are available for most lowered trucks with a 2 inch to 6 inch drop, including trucks with flipped axles and notched frames. |
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Air adjustable from 5 to 100 psi |
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Eliminates bottoming out |
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Restores load capacity |
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Easy to install in two hours or less! |
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Detailed illustrated instruction manual |
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Each kit complete with air springs, air lines, brackets, fittings, mounting hardware, everything you need! |
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Lifetime limited warranty |
Air Lift SlamAir kits offer up to 1,800 lbs. of load support and are designed for mini and 1/2 ton pickups and vans. Includes exclusive alignment tool for simple, fail-safe installation.
Up to 3,000 lbs. of load support for 3/4 and one ton trucks, including duallys! Brackets designed for no-drill, bolt-on to Bell Tech® C-sections or mount to conventional frame rails. |
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Choose Your Vehicle: Choose Your Vehicle: |
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Why Air? Why Air? |
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STEEL (leafs, helpers, stronger springs) vs. AIR
The difference is adjustability.
Only air suspension can bring your vehicle back to the factory ride height. Just add air to level your vehicle or to add suspension muscle for rough, uneven roads. And when your trip or work is done, simply deflate the springs to return your suspension to the factory rate either manually, or by using one of the available compressor kit options. Custom tune your suspension for most any road or load conditions, quickly and simply with air.
Steel or hard rubber helper springs are not the best solution. Your vehicle must sag some to engage these helper springs, so it is not level. Plus, the ride may be harsh when the vehicle is not loaded. Air springs are the 1st choice of the professional installers. Look at the image below ... the difference is obvious.
Benefits:
One of the more important issues is SAFETY! With an AIR LIFT® system you
have more stable control of your vehicle in both handling and braking. By offering
added stability with added loads upon your vehicle, the AIR LIFT® system
increase road safety for you and your family as well as others on the road with
you.
Depending on your vehicle and the available kits, you can add between 1,000
and 5,000 pounds of added load carrying capacity to your vehicle. (NOTE: Never
exceed vehicle manufacturer's recommended gross vehicle weight rating, GVWR).
When your vehicle's suspension is abused by added loads
or improper ride height, steering, braking and other issues are obvious.
But what many people do not realize is that these added loads can also
cause early suspension component failure. Steering and suspension components,
springs, shocks/struts, bushings, and more are adversely affected by improper
ride height. |
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