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Old 01-15-2009, 05:35 PM   #1
Irishpilot
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How to tighten up bags for cornering?

Alright, so I've come to the conclusion that I need valves for each bag. I have valves for the front and rear, and the truck really leans when I corner because of the transfer of air between bags. So, how much will the bags resist leaning if I get valves for each? I also need a sway bar in the front, which I assume will help this problem out. I like to run low, and this causes the bags to be pretty low on pressure. What have you guys done to tighten it up? I'm not looking for corvette-like cornering, just no more leaning!
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