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Old 03-05-2008, 09:32 AM   #21
sreigle
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Phil, mine were set at 55 to 60 with the 3295. Our pinweight was 3300 on that FW. With the 3400 and it's pinweight of 2860 we ran less psi in the airbags but I think it was maybe 10 psi less. As for what psi helped with the motion, I just experimented a bit, trying both more and less psi. As I recall, more psi usually helped more than did less psi.
 
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