2020 RTL, any way to adjust air suspension and then just leave it?

[FINFAN3DP]

My 2016 I could adjust the suspension and leave it. It rode on rails, so with the new 2020 is there a way to adjust it? I liked to have it on the hardest setting on the 2016, and with this self adjusting 2020 it just doesn't seem to be as tight a feel as the 2016, so I'm guessing it is the self adjusting suspension that is the difference. I already have the baja ron bar installed.

Any ideas?

 

[Mikey]

Well, if it is a self adjust system, you have to shut it down and set the pressure from the shrader valve! That can be done the way I did it, and that was unhooking the air pump, then get in there and run a piece of air line from the shrader, to the air bag! With mine I think there was enough line from the air bag to reach the shrader with out a coupling. The fittings are reusable, you just push on the face of the fitting end and pull and wiggle on the hose at the same time it will release. You can get any fittings and hose from any auto parts store that would have big truck parts, that have air systems in them! I unplugged my air pump and and dump valve. Worked great for me, I like 65-70 psi for mom and me!!:cheers:

 

[Snoking1127]

My 2016 I could adjust the suspension and leave it. It rode on rails, so with the new 2020 is there a way to adjust it? I liked to have it on the hardest setting on the 2016, and with this self adjusting 2020 it just doesn't seem to be as tight a feel as the 2016, so I'm guessing it is the self adjusting suspension that is the difference. I already have the baja ron bar installed.

Any ideas?

Looking at your mod list, I do not see that you have addressed the tires! Maybe when that is done you will not think the auto level system is an issue?

 

[FINFAN3DP]

Looking at your mod list, I do not see that you have addressed the tires! Maybe when that is done you will not think the auto level system is an issue?

"Addressed"?? if you mean put car tires on it, that's not happenin.