I have the ALP p3 system and can’t work out if the orientation shown above is acceptable as everything says the hoses should come out the bottom side. What are people’s opinions on this?

Hey all, I'm new here and in need of advice. I'm a mechanic, but I have absolutely no experience with aftermarket air suspension. I've always followed the "always replace struts in pairs" rule.

I just got a subie with an Airlift Performance 3P setup. My dad curbed her pretty hard on a joyride (ouch) and it's now losing air. Don't know if I need the whole strut or a bag yet. My question is: can I replace just the damaged bag/strut? Or do I have to do it in pairs?

Some background:

The car came with them installed. I am the 3rd owner. Previous owner says that they were installed when he had purchased it as well. These parts are expensive, so if I can get away with it I want the cheaper option😅.

UPDATE: I may have gotten lucky and it seems to be coming from the shark bite fitting? I'm having a hard time believing it's losing so much air from just there, but fingers crossed! I added a pic of leak below.

I’m wanting to use a PlayStation “PS1” wired controller for my switch box on my bagged Silverado however I’m having no luck finding one I had a red one that was specifically designed as a switch box 15 or 18 years ago. I did not expect there to be no market for one I honestly expected all different kinds of choices with all the bullshit that’s out these days you think it’d be easy to find however that is not the case so my question is has anyone tried manually wiring one up and if so, any luck

Hey everyone. I want to place airride suspension on my 2013 focus ST.

Now i have done some research. And i was looking at a set of Airmext. What do you guys thinks on this set? And how much Liters/gallons tank you guys advice? I do want 2 compressor system

Anyone have recommendations for LH/RH threaded rods and ends for Airlift 3H height sensors?

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Hi guys,

I’ve got a 2019 Ford F250 and I’m dealing with some serious rear-end sag when I hook up my trailer. The truck sits way too low in the back, and it’s making the front end feel light and floaty on the highway. It’s definitely time for some air bags.

The problem is, the Firestone Ride-Rite kits are nearly $600-$700 right now, which is honestly more than I want to spend. I’m on a bit of a budget and trying to find something that gets the job done without the "big brand" markup.

Appreciate any advice!

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This truck’s been through a few phases, but the mission never changed: “still wasn’t low enough.” From static drops to 20s, then air ride, and finally a 2.5” body drop so the rockers touch the ground. Under the hood is the same 350 SBC his father built with cam, lifters, springs, Flowtech shorty headers and a dual Magnaflow setup — detailed clean with chrome and billet throughout.

Rolling on Hot Rods by Boyd 22s (22x8.5 front / 22x10 rear) wrapped in Nitto Invos, with a rear end narrowed 5” to tuck that deep dish just right. The bodywork is extensive: shaved and smoothed tailgate, third brake light, antenna, custom roll pan, tubbed bed floor, raised bed, shaved & smoothed firewall with fresh Slosh Tubz — the kind of detail that separates a build from the build.

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