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no 60742
Airlift Helper Bag Part Numbers for Lowering Springs
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Thanks for the fast reply! I still havent ordered those isolators hit me with a link on some good one's or if you sell them let me know.
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This is a very helpfull thread. 
I ordered the MaxTrac 3-4 drop and by reading some of the info here, I'm led to believe I will need the 60742.
This is assuming the 4" springs are comparable to the BT 5305's.
Opinions? or anyone else have experience with the MaxTrac kit?
I ordered the MaxTrac 3-4 drop and by reading some of the info here, I'm led to believe I will need the 60742.
This is assuming the 4" springs are comparable to the BT 5305's.
Opinions? or anyone else have experience with the MaxTrac kit?
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It is not. If you dontike the way the kit rides just holler back ill set you up with something.
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Hmmm.... just trying to install everything at the same time.
I guess I'll just have to take some measurements sitting on the pavement with the new springs to order the correct bags.
I did call and ask a MaxTrac "installer" (*read as installs anything for a buck), and he said to use the same bags as stock.
that doesn't sound right
I guess I'll just have to take some measurements sitting on the pavement with the new springs to order the correct bags.
I did call and ask a MaxTrac "installer" (*read as installs anything for a buck), and he said to use the same bags as stock.
that doesn't sound right
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what he said is wrong
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Yeah... just common sense tells me that's wrong. Doesn't give me alot of faith in his install "experience" either.
I know this is a DJM/BT specific sub-forum, but would like to follow up with which bags work with this kit in case someone else searches here too.
I know this is a DJM/BT specific sub-forum, but would like to follow up with which bags work with this kit in case someone else searches here too.
Hey Tony, can you help... not sure if i need 60742 or 60748 helper bags.. the box for the rear springs reads 4230 belltech 02-06 trailblazer.. the spring itself has stamp 140-002??
on the other hand, i get a fair amount of rub in the rear (24s) and seems the back is not stiff enough.. Maybe I just need a different set of rear springs? is there anything a bit stiffer or slightly higher?
Thanks
on the other hand, i get a fair amount of rub in the rear (24s) and seems the back is not stiff enough.. Maybe I just need a different set of rear springs? is there anything a bit stiffer or slightly higher?
Thanks
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60748 and also you will need the belltech rear shocks/free travel mod/djm rear hardware kit and my bumpstops using those springs or will ride harsh. I have 1 inch spacers here they are 40 shipped also and you need the free travel mod done when using those springs
My rear springs part number are 23323
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Pm me ill setbyou up
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I would like to know what bags for the 23323 BT springs also.
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The best way is to measure the clear inside dimensions (width/diameter and height/length) of the coil with the vehicle resting at ride height and have Air Lift or Firestone suggest part numbers. For my rear springs, I got Air Lift #60742.
