kelderman air ride
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From: patterson, ca
kelderman air ride
any one put the kelderman kit on there truck? i was checkin it out and i like it, but talk about sticker shock. for the price if the kit i could go buy the rize industries kit and 22's with a 41 in tire.
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I have been wondering the same thing. I'd like to know how well they ridr or is it just for show. How much were you quoted?
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/6...ight=kelderman
Here's a thread where they installed one.
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/6...ight=kelderman
Here's a thread where they installed one.
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the only website i saw so far wanted $7,300 for the kit, another $3,000 for their self adjusting/leveling "accu-air" system. that with the dual schock option put me at almost $11,000. then i would still have to buy wheels and tires.
i have heard that it rides pretty good. same idea as all the hot-rods cruisin on bags, you just got to get the air pressure right.
i have heard that it rides pretty good. same idea as all the hot-rods cruisin on bags, you just got to get the air pressure right.
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I did the rear on my 99 7.3 F350 dually that technically has F450 rear end and front knuckles w/ 19.5s. The dual air bag chassis cab system is pretty alright. Unloaded the *** end rides nice, fully loaded, there's no squat. I didn't go with their expensive management system as I only wanted to keep a ride height (and dump for hooking up). Also they didn't have stock height front available so I didn't switch that over. On my 22' F450 I'm going air all around with the 3H system from Airlift (bought from airlift, not them). I like that the Kelderman is bolt on with few holes to drill. Also it's thick strong steel with good welds.
