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Dustmaker, thanks for the input. Although the site is not done you can click onto most of the icons and get into the different pages. Go into the instructions and scroll down to the picture of the shock for your year and click on the shotgunshock body to enlarge picture,click again to magnify. You will see the quailty of the part, as it is constructed of 1/4 inch thick 6061 t6 billet and then hard anodized. Our product is manufactured in southern calif, not all air rides can claim that as progressive is made in the orient.let me know if you have more questions, if you are interested in a promo price email is shotgunshock @yahoo.com

What? No love for the Progressive Airtail.I've had one for close to 5 years with no issues.It's a dual bag system so there is infinite possibilities for height and firmness adjustments.You don't have to drop a shock or jack it up and stick a 2 x 4 in it to change fluids,plus Progressive has had a pretty good name in the suspension industry for years.

I'm going to give Shotgunshock a try.
Maybe a little more complicated, but what the hell...
It's a different approach, and one that may be the best.

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I have a Tricky Air system with an onboard compressor. It has a lifetime warranty (beyond the original purchaser) and they were great to deal with when I had a leakage problem. They even upgraded the compressor mount for free. Removal and reinstallation on my 98 FXSTC was very easy.

I had difficulty contacting them initially through e-mail and finally used their 800 number. Beyond that their customer service was second to none. Tricky Air is not a product that I have run across on the forums but I HIGHLY RECOMMEND them for your consideration.