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I am putting my 41 chevy coe on a 2001 chevy 3500 express van. I was thinking of putting air suspension on the front but either can't find any or don't know where to look. Any help here?

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This is a good question for our HiPo folks. Moving it over there.


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Try Ridetech, Jasper In.Ridetech.

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No luck there.


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Try these- - - - -you'll need to fabricate something like a 4-link system to position the axle, but the weight capacity looks right.

www.ebay.com/itm/121872996666?

OOPS! That one's got independent suspension, not a straight axle! Just fabricate upper and lower supports to substitute the air bags for the coil springs. You might need to adapt to an outboard shock absorber if it's through the center of the spring.
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