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Originally posted by Spider5
How does that work if you typically have fluid going from front to back in a criss-cross pattern and now you have an airbag in the back. Where does the fluid go or do the shocks still remain together with the airbags? or is it done some other way? I remember looking into this system in detail but must have missed this point.
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If I recall from the info I've read here, it replaces the rear coil springs with airbags. I think the effect of the airbags lowered would be similar to a truck with coils carrying a load. I could be wrong, but fluid transfer between the tubes are during dampening so when it's raised the shocks are probably extended a bit but the fluid isn't being compressed or forced to the diagonal shock. I could be wrong, just my guess.
