David, there's only so much you can do on an Agile to improve the ride. However, that's actually a good thing. You can do these things if you're handy. Personally, I'd stay away from the Air system. They really only can help you carry more or harden the ride. Here's what I did on my Agile: I replaced the stock rear sway bar with a Roadmaster, a direct fit. The stock anti-sway bar is way to light, the Roadmaster is a little stiffer and takes out too much sway and lets you handle crosswinds much better. I also removed the stock spring cushions with Sumo Springs. The only thing you should do is get the front and back axles when loaded as you would be on a trip. Then adjust your tire air pressure to the weight. Do not put 80lbs of air in the tires unless you are carrying the maximum weight, you'll jar your teeth. Use the tire tables to tell you what the air pressure should be based on weight. Stone or gravel scales will weigh at minimal charge. Your ride and handling will be at its optimum.
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