Can someone help me with air ride for my 2009 kenworth t660 .
I saw one handyman made for his truck on YouTube and would want this one myself
I also called 12 gauge and they have a kit for my truck at $835 including everything i need but sales person mentioned he is not sure if it lowers the front like other persons persons kit on youtube .
...or its just a matter of removing one leaf ?!
How safe it is ?
Appreciate any feedback or advices
T660 air ride steer
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I’ve got a Donvel kit on my Pete - smaller twin bag system - are you aware of them?
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I have their devices on drive axle airbags and cab shocks . To be honest i did not feel significant difference or difference at all ... Maybe due to the midwest and east coast "great" road pavement
I talked to them about their steer kit - it doesn't lower the front end
I would want to eliminate that enormous gap on t660 between wheel and fender as well as ride improvement .
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I don’t know how it would look on a aero truck, but a lot of people with 379’s run tall rubber on the steers.
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Glad they work out great for you.
I am assuming you refer to road king brand
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Keep in kind that lowering the front could mean having to relocate the oil filter on a setback axle truck. And you’ll have to adjust your leveling valve in the rear. And you’ll likely still have driveline vibration.
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