Dan,
I converted my 2006 to coils and shocks last October. Prior to that I replaced the air springs with oem GM units last June. I went coils since I had a ride height sensor break and I stupidly tossed the old one before realizing I needed to keep the little blue bar that apparently makes them TBSS specific. I was never able to get the ride height adjusted with a standard trailblazer ride height sensor. One side was always higher..
I could not find replacement parts for the ride height sensors, so just a fair warning on that issue.
So if you would like my air springs that are sitting in my basement collecting dust that have 6 months of usage they are yours to have just pay for shipping. I'm on the east coast in MD. I also now have no use for the compressor but that's still on the truck, if interested I could pull that off too but you would need to give me some time to get to it. I work full-time and I'm part time back to college so I'd have to make it fit in somewhere with all that.
Anyways sorry for the mini novel and I would like to help contribute to a fellow TBSS enthusiast if it keeps the truck in the family. 😁
My truck used to belong to my brother and he was the first owner. He is unfortunately not with us anymore. So mines sentimental and never leaving my grips!
I converted my 2006 to coils and shocks last October. Prior to that I replaced the air springs with oem GM units last June. I went coils since I had a ride height sensor break and I stupidly tossed the old one before realizing I needed to keep the little blue bar that apparently makes them TBSS specific. I was never able to get the ride height adjusted with a standard trailblazer ride height sensor. One side was always higher..
I could not find replacement parts for the ride height sensors, so just a fair warning on that issue.
So if you would like my air springs that are sitting in my basement collecting dust that have 6 months of usage they are yours to have just pay for shipping. I'm on the east coast in MD. I also now have no use for the compressor but that's still on the truck, if interested I could pull that off too but you would need to give me some time to get to it. I work full-time and I'm part time back to college so I'd have to make it fit in somewhere with all that.
Anyways sorry for the mini novel and I would like to help contribute to a fellow TBSS enthusiast if it keeps the truck in the family. 😁
My truck used to belong to my brother and he was the first owner. He is unfortunately not with us anymore. So mines sentimental and never leaving my grips!
