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I am thinking about dropping my 69 on airbags and i was wondering if any of youse guys might have some advice as far as parts brands and such. Where to go, who to buy from and what other work id need to do. I know i have to notch the frame and redo the wheel wells and such. i just need to where to go for the bags and controller and such.
Try macsspring.com thats were you can get everything you need.
This is what im running.
4ea 2600 contitech 1/2 single port airbag from macs springs.
4ea 1/2 inch port Tork valves from IFCUSTOM.com
2ea 2 way momentary rocker switch to control the valves for the up and down from
radio shack.
2ea Viair 380 air compressors from macs springs.
1/2" air lines,quick realease fittings from macs springs.
Wire,connectors and wire heat shrink from auto zone.
Pipe t's and elbows to conect the valves together was all bought from lowes or Home Depot. Don't foget the teflon tape!!
Awesome. about how much does all that run? ballpark i mean...i know its gonne be bit different for each truck, dependind on how much extra work has to be done
For a complete air system compressors, bags, valves and hardware.
around $1149.99
Bolt on 4 link setup.
$715.00
Rear axle brackets for air bags.
$30.00
C-notch with upper bag mounts.
$259.99
For the front you will need dropped ibeams and your own custom made
bag mount's cause no one make bag mounts for dropped ibeams.
$$$???
Hey ur back Marz. You mention macspring, do you perfer to go through them for value or quality. Man I still would like to use that a-arm kit you were making to bag my truck, hows it coming along.
Hey ur back Marz. You mention macspring, do you perfer to go through them for value or quality. Man I still would like to use that a-arm kit you were making to bag my truck, hows it coming along.
Macs springs has every thing I need and they do sell good name brand parts.
We use their product on every customers ride.
As for the a-arm kit I still go some more work to do on it about 60% done.
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