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3/4 inch range, how much depends on your frame type. My 660 has a low frame. Measure from the weld on the axle tube to the bottom of the frame. -
The Writer of the Instructions is working to make a Simple Job harder and more stressful. Added Math for differences in Tire Heights(Grd to Axle Center), US Built Class 8 Air Rides measure Air Spring height by the distance of Top of Axle Tube to the Frame Mounted Bump Stop. My own KW is "Suggested" at 4.25". adjustable Up or Down if need stiffer support or Less Stiff. Dropping to 4" reduced air bag pressure by an equivalent 6-8 psi, same for increasing to 4.5", these measurements made at rear most axle. -
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That's sad to hear. Wonder what's happening this year? Anyone on the Facebook page put a comment there? I don't think Steve visits here very often and haven't seen him post in a long time. His counter shows 5 posts. Rod ps. Sent an email to some folks that may be able to help. I'll report back if I get an answer. rl
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