Suspension Enhancement to Reduce Sag on a Nissan NV 3500

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I need rear airbag lift kit with compressor and remote. I am trying to remove sag from pulling a trailer. Nissan NV 3500, 1 ton

asked by: Tom R

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Expert Reply:

You didn't say which year Nissan NV 3500 you have but as of right now there's only one generation.

We don't carry any traditional air bag kits that you inflate or deflate to your liking that fit the NV 3500 but we do have the SumoSprings Solo helper springs that are jounce springs to help keep your van level. They're not adjustable like air bags but the install is much easier and they're completely mainenance free once installed.

There are two different models of the Solo; one for medium duty applications, part # SSR-210-40, and one for heavy-duty applications, part # SSR-210-47. I've linked videos that demonstrate each model, as well as the install details of them both.

expert reply by: Charles S

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Answer 1

We have suspension enhancement kits that fit your 2014 Nissan NV 2500 like the Timbren part #TNRNVHD but we do not have any air bag kits that fit.

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Answer 2

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Answer 8

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Answer 9

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Answer 10

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