Rear end sag.

kjsayers

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I plan to get a 6 bike NSR rack in a few weeks but I have a question. The rear is going to sag after 6 bikes and gear are loaded. Would it be best to add a air bag system or swap out the coils and shock or ect...? What do you think?
 
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I use squats for rear-end sag - lifts that rear end everytime.

But air bags would be fine for your application. Toyteclifts.com has a decent setup for around $100.
 
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I plan to get a 6 bike NSR rack in a few weeks but I have a question. The rear is going to sag after 6 bikes and gear are loaded. Would it be best to add a air bag system or swap out the coils and shock or ect...? What do you think?

Airbags. That is what Err suggested to me after seing my 4-bike setup - IIRC he uses a NSR-6 on his H3.

You'll love that rack. Now that I have a Tundra, I rarely use mine, but refuse to give it up (heh, wife just got a 2013 T4R, which gives us two nice rigs to choose from for road trips).
 

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