Air bags LY

[JMSx2]

I see air fittings just above the radiator - should air pressure be adjusted based on the ride or is there a set psi one should hone in on?

[Inland RV Center, In]

Originally Posted by JMSx2

I see air fittings just above the radiator - should air pressure be adjusted based on the ride or is there a set psi one should hone in on?

Airstream specs call for 55 psi in the front air bags.

Andy

[Schu]

The normal pressure is 90lbs. For late model(2001 -2006) LY MH"s I believe pre 2001's was around 60lbs.

[is.chowa]

My ASLY 2000 manual says 70 PSI. But that is no longer a problem as I have replaced the airbags & springs with the SS springs. She now rides 'nice' following alignment. Bags were leaking and a pain to keep to pressure. Had to replace front tires as well.

Steve

[Big Denny]

What is a SS Spring my man said air bags are the way to go

[gloran]

I believe Steve is referring to Henderson's Super Steer Coil Springs. I switched mine three years ago and have been very satisfied with the change.

[DaveFL]

Thanks, getting ready for the road, need to check pressure, should try to remember to do it when I check the tires. When they are low, steering feels like it is floating, shows up as drifting in lane even when the wind isn't blowing. I use 55 pounds.

[TerraYacht]

My Workhorse manual says 90# for rv chassis and I've had a much smoother drive with this pressure. Also have Super Steer and and Steer Safe that were added by the orginal owner. The steer safe had loosened up & the coach was very "drifty" until my mechanic found & fixed it. The Banks product makes a big difference in performance though: no slowing up the little hills I've used so far, even with the toad.

[RAG]

The manual says 90lbs, but I have my '04 LY set at 70lbs, and it feels just about right.