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Old 11-28-2012, 11:14 PM
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hmmm i need these bags too, i bottom out very easily!! mcaughys 2/4 kit
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Originally Posted by TheSuspensionSource
We do recommend the Airlift kit when using a 5.5" rear drop. Just recommended this same setup to another forum member
everything was delivered today, gonna install tomorrow. thanks again
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I have the same on my 07 too since this spring.
and they are great.
got them for 210 shipped from autopartwharehouse
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3" drop in the front using a 2" spindle drop, and allowed 1" with Belltech shocks & springs. 6" drop in the back using a flip kit. Last thing it needs is a c notch to allow for some space for the axel to travel. Here's a pic, I like the rake look. I may drop the back another inch or two to close the gap.

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THAT is beautiful...
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looks good!
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looks real good!
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Question. Do you keep the same pressure on both side?
I am getting ready to install these but I am unsure on running 2 lines or using one tee'd with the compressor.
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Originally Posted by Spadey
Question. Do you keep the same pressure on both side?
I am getting ready to install these but I am unsure on running 2 lines or using one tee'd with the compressor.
I use enough pressure to level it out. I keep a 18" wheel gap all the way around so the pressure is slightly different from right to left. If the pressure was the same, one side would be slightly higher.
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