Curious on your issues to see if im not the only one.
Apart from it dumping the entire system on a blind hill while towing a trailer, because they didnt include or have instructions to say a non-return value was needed between the tank and bags.
I blew a line on the tank and it dumped everything including the bags doing 50mph, was lucky I was going straight and hit the breaks instantly before it had completely aired out thinking id got a flat tyre, otherwise id have no wings left, no split wheels left and maybe not even stayed on the road. Nearly had to have it police craned off the road if it wasnt for some good friends coming to the rescue and getting us up and limped to the side of the road before the crane turned up.
I'd put money on it that many maxload kits still out there that have been fitted a number of years, have no non-return values still to stop air leaving the bags if a tank line blows. I know of a few others since mine happened. Max load have since hearing of mine put that value in their kit apparently but I don't know for sure.
But apart from that, front end nose diving down on the slightest of road undulations and bumps, was crashy and horrible ride, was ripping off splitters almost every few months. When i striped the conversion out, it was better with basically van weight in it, but a full conversion it was horrible, even with dampening adjustments.
Since then with Solows I've got a lower splitter ( LVR on 6.1 frontend) and its been on 18 months and touch wood, I've not had to put the spare on yet, same bumps etc , same roads and riding lower and it doesnt touch the road.
Pic of us aired out on a blind hill, looks cool. But scary as *****
