Fitting air lifts to rear suspension for towing?

[ZSStan]

I’d like my car to be a little more level when towing my track car, I’ve gone down the route of spring assisters which seem to stiffen things up but they don’t really change the ride height when loaded up.

Now I’m not into air suspension as in show car crap, I’m a user not a shower when it comes to motoring, however, I’d consider a kit that ‘airs up’ my car as opposed to ‘slamming’ it.

Can this be done?

Cheers.

[KTMsm]

Yes there are airbags that simply sit inside your existing spring and you blow them up with an onboard compressor - cheap and effective

For certain, generally older cars, you can also buy air assisted shock absorbers

[tight fart]

It shouldn’t be sitting low, do you check the nose weight of the trailer?

[Bobley]

We've got VB-Air suspension on the back of ours. You can pump it up to stiffen the rear and raise slightly. Also, if I park on the old cheese wedges on a site I can vary the air pressure on each back corner to fine tune the level. Quite handy really.

[ZSStan]

KTMsm said:

Yes there are airbags that simply sit inside your existing spring and you blow them up with an onboard compressor - cheap and effective

For certain, generally older cars, you can also buy air assisted shock absorbers

Brill, ill look into that, cheers

[ZSStan]

tight fart said:

It shouldn t be sitting low, do you check the nose weight of the trailer?

It’s a twin axel trailer with the weight (engine end of track car) foward. Keeps it stable(ish) in a snake situation vs rear biased trailer weight

[ZSStan]

Bobley said:

We've got VB-Air suspension on the back of ours. You can pump it up to stiffen the rear and raise slightly. Also, if I park on the old cheese wedges on a site I can vary the air pressure on each back corner to fine tune the level. Quite handy really.

Cheers, ill research VB air. 👍🏼