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bag sizes needed

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lockone   +1y
I got 2b7s on my dually now and they work well while in tow. Have also had the contitech 3600s on my 97 and they did pretty good.
guilty by design   +1y
Think 2b7s will hold much?
exploitedcustoms.com   +1y
I don't know the pressure/height specs on them exactly but they will hold quite a load I would say.
low95xlt   +1y
well looks like lockone answered that question said he tows so there is my answer woo hoo wias worried for a bit
lockone   +1y
Towed a 2000 Durango behind a dually with the 2b7s on it and they held up real good. I was running around 145 psi in them and they raised the truck and trailer to a respectable tow height.
low95xlt   +1y
yea you thing those would hold up to a 40 ft open 2 place trailer tow behind?
lockone   +1y
They might being that it is a tow behind trailer, but you might want to step up to a bigger bag just to be sure because you are hauling 2 cars.
crazy talk customs   +1y
I'm personally running airlifts 1r-9 rolling lobe sleeve bag for towing a gooseneck enclosed trailer. The bags support 4460lbs at a 100psi. Currently my ride height is 22psi in the rear. Should be under 40 with the trailer. I have it setup just in front of the axle generates around 11 inches of lift.

Just my .02
low95xlt   +1y
hmm things to ponder
guilty by design   +1y
Yea if you are hauling a 40' trailer i would hope it is a gooseneck.