EASY AIRBAG DIY INSTALLATION for a PAJERO to TOW an Off-road Camper Trailer - Pajero Upgrade Series
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ต.ค. 2024
- TOWING AN OFF-ROAD CAMPER TRAILER with stock PAJERO suspension hasn`t been the best experience so I`m trying AIRBAGS from @airbagmansuspension with an overview of what you get and a DIY INSTALLATION and test!
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What an absolute belter of a installation well done mate 👍👍👍👍 Hope all is well with your other car and all the best to your family safe travels.
Cheers mate! Really appreciate your feedback!
When we get home I'll get to pick up the Ford which I got a msg about cupla days ago, 3 weeks later bloody...
Had airbags on my 99 Holden Rodeo, made a big difference. May want to mark valves L and R so you know which is which, if one side has less pressure than the other
Yeah I did them a certain way so I'd know but it's a good suggestion though as I definitely could do myself a mischief 😂
This trip so far the performance has been very noticeable and it was definitely worth the arvo I put in 👌😁
Awesome video legend !
Thanks team, they have been great the last few weeks on the road 🍻
Hey mate just checking to see if you painted where you drilled in the valves don't want rust to start happening after a beach run. Well done on the install makes it very easy to understand the process.
Na I didn't but thanks for the reminder, will do it this weekend 😁 really appreciate you checking our video out and dropping a line 🍻
It is the first time I have seen the bags fitted upside down is that what they recommended ? Make sure you have enough line for articulation. I run 35 psi for a 350 ball weight and about 10 psi around town.
It's the way they did it in their short instructional vid so followed it with my own way of running the lines.
Currently trying a second pressure doing some black top roads now to see what feels right but really impressed on the terrible ningaloo Rd trail which I never want to do again 😂
@@gettingaroundaus Thanks must be the correct way then. We tow 3.5 ton van with a ball weight of 350kg and the bags make such a difference they take the roll out of the car and stops the van bouncing the rear of the car up and down. Thanks matey.
Great video …. Are you in Denham thought I saw you drive past
Yeah Baz maybe 😁 Say g'day if you see us around mate or drop a dm on socials 🍻
So is there a certain pressure you need to use or is it a visual thing?
It's recommended 15 psi around town so the bags don't go slack and pinch but from what I can work I think every setup, weight or situation would suit a different pressure (Max 60psi)
The feedback I've had is pressure up to suit the ride height but I'll trial a few different pressures to feel what's right for us.
Hope that answers your question mate 🍻
Do you know what the actual ball weight download is for your trailer when loaded up?
I know you say the trailer is 2.4T, but what is the real ball weight you are getting?
Not exactly no, haven't weighted in a while since we've done mods, apologies
All good. Was just interested to understand the amount of sag you were getting verses how close to it limits you actually run. I just recently bought a 2012 Pajero, but haven't towed with it yet.@@gettingaroundaus
@unistudent4596 yeah no worries, I do remember weighing and the gcm was 2950 so likely was pushing it
Suspension > Bandaid fix.....
Do you care to elaborate mate? 🤔
@@gettingaroundaus Well adding airbags to old sagging suspension is just a band-aid fix. It ain't fixing the fact ya old sagged flog suspension is just that, old and sagged. Replace the old factory stuff with some adequate suspension to your towing needs and use the airbags as required.
Would you say adding heavy duty shocks with the airbags is still bandaid fixing?
I would say replacing old sagging springs and shocks would be the right way to go, and add airbags for extra suspension with the trailer.
@@justinjones1226 yeah agree, that was done a week after this install. Maybe it was missed in the explanation at the beginning of the video, cheers for watching 👍