Wagon sitting to high in rear

I recently bought another white 96 Roadmaster Woody. I noticed the the rear air shocks were shot. I replaced them put a new fuse in the compressor and everything worked great. Although it seems to be riding a lot higher in the back than my other 96 Woody. Seem like it is up to high. I didn't see a way to adjust anything. Am I missing something? Is there a way to bring the car down two or three inches?

There is a threaded shaft between the two ball socket ends on the sensor for the rear axle. I would also check to determine if the sensor itself has moved, and is out of adjustment. Two or three inches is a lot. You may have to put a shorter threaded shaft between the ball socket ends. The rod on the sensor may have moved as well. It could be one or a combination of the above.