Ridetech 11121099 - Manual (Page 3)

10. The coil spring pocket on the
lower control arm must be removed.
To accomplish this the rivets must be
ground smooth and hammered out
with a punch.
11. Place the lower air spring plate
on the control arm and fasten with the
7/16” x 2 ½” bolts, Nyloc nuts and
flat washers supplied. The carriage
bolt will drop in the two holes closest
to the spindle.
12. The air spring is fastened to the
lower arm with a 3/8” x 3/4” bolt, lock
washer and flat washer.
13. Ride height on this air spring is 4
¾” tall. This should occur around
110psi but will vary to driver
preference.
8. Place the air spring assembly into
the coil spring pocket with the stud
sticking through the “L” bracket. The
assembly should be clocked so the
air fitting faces the spindle. Secure
with a 7/16” Nyloc nut and flat
washer.
Note: The airline must be routed at
this time.
9. Double-check the air spring
clearance. Allowing the bellow to
rub will damage the air spring and is
not a warrantable situation.