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O.K., I think I learned something this last week :blink: . I usually run my bags at 18lbs. and have had a continual very slow loss of air since new even after re-doing all air lines-....helped but lost a lb. over a week or so. So 2 weeks ago I said f@#k it and maxed them out with air plus...

Thanks, DAVE.

The tape seems to have worked for a few days now, hasn't dropped whatsoever. 20lbs. dead on. On a seperate note, next to the ride of the Carli long travel bags(my buddy has a set) these big wigs are the best riding of any I've used. They only need about half the pressure of the smaller ones...

O.K., I never have used tape because I've trusted the coating that comes on the pipe thread fittings. Ill try taping the airbag fittings and holdem underwater. thanks

Over the past decade I've had four sets of airbags from hellwig or pacbrake and they've always leaked whether I've used "quick connect" fittings, ferrule style fittings, short hoses, long hoses, slime....Once a weak check and add on every set I've had. Trying to find a slow leaks on my current...

Hard side under 2k lbs- First and foremost, it's quieter inside when camping. I've had nice lightweight hardside that was fantastic and was only hindered by height and Jeep trails. Alaskan- Tons of character and beautiful woodwork but a little tight inside, you really can't even have two...

Some really great places off the S2/78 highways. Very fun to go 10 or so miles off the highway and see the diversity in the land. Also a stop to Auga Caliente Hot Springs on the way home leaves you feeling great for your drive.