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Old 05-09-2010, 05:11 PM   #28
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Re: Air ride vs. Coils

for what part of the air ride? seems the majority of people are running viair compressors, I personally like Slam Specialties bags. I would recommend some sort of air-engine or manifold over individual valves as it will save you a lot of headache. tank brand doesn't matter, I would try to not have more than like 2.5 - 3 gallons per compressor but you can do it how you like. for a pair of Viair 380(200 psi) compressors, a manifold with 1/2" fittings, and 4 bags you'd probably spend like $900. There would still be a lot of little things you'd need like fittings, air line, switches, tank, guages...etc, but all of the big stuff would be out of the way.
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