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My back end was drooping pretty badly when loaded up, even with OME medium with extra leafs

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So I just installed Boss air bags

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It was pretty easy, maybe 2 1/2 - 3 hours total. I have no idea how they’ll perform off road, but it sure looks good!
 
They're a great piece of kit, and like you found out, a piece of cake to install. I've been running airbags (first Firestone ride-rites that I cobbled together, and then the beautiful Boss kit!) on my 60 for decades now, an absolute necessity if you're hauling variable loads over variable roads and terrain.
Enjoy!
 
How do those springs look without all the gear?
What’s your rear shackle angle look like with those airbags fully inflated?
The airbag looks like it’s doing all the heavy lifting even arching the springs.
 
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How do those springs look without all the gear?
What’s your rear shackle angle look like with those airbags fully inflated?
The airbag looks like it’s doing all the heavy lifting even arching the springs.

Without the gear, the rear is slightly in a “stinkbug” position. I’ve never fully inflated the bags. Again, it’s on jackstands so the airbags are not arching the springs.
 
Looks good John...
Wheres the LRT at?
 

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