Anyone have pics of their rear air bag setup?

[PBFAB.COM]

Originally Posted by SlammedDime

Rarely do I see guys setting up their bags so that their ride height will be at the bags design height.

That comment is very true, but I am sure you would agree that the bags designed ride height is one of the most critical points of setting up an air system that rides well.

[laidout]

heres mine but i think im going to change it to 4 link

[SlammedDime]

Originally Posted by madiron

i think they are slam bags with the internal stops im pretty sure firestones compress more than slams

I'm almost 100% sure those are Firestone's pictured. The pewter looking top, and the color of the rubber give it away, not to mention that slam bags have the rubber going over the side of the caps.

[GWEE]

Originally Posted by abadsvt

So are you lookin for ideas or more of how others have theres setup? Here is my setup which is a little different that you might be looking for but I am proud of my setup so i will post it anyways. So what kind of rear setup where you thinking about going? Trailing arms with bags? 4 link and bags? Anyways good luck with your project

man i love that setup
tyhink im goin to do something like it

[Raguemoe]

Pics of my set-up!

[jlaird]

nice job man! I need to get myself a tube notcher.

What route did you take with your rear disk setup?

What tire size it that? and backspacing?

[Raguemoe]

CPP crossdrilled brake set-up F/R . 22x10 w/285 tire and a 5" backspace. Thanks!

[crispo-71]

Originally Posted by Slammed67

With bolt-in c-notch....

did u need a top braket for that setup...i know u need some on the front right??

[vin63]

Originally Posted by crispo-71

did u need a top braket for that setup...i know u need some on the front right??

Not necessary for the rear as Slammed67's photo illustrates. I run an upper mount on my rear air spring (photo below), so that I can route my air line under the frame rail. The front typically requires an upper mounting plate, which covers the upper coil spring pocket.

[crispo-71]

Originally Posted by vin63

Not necessary for the rear as Slammed67's photo illustrates. I run an upper mount on my rear air spring (photo below), so that I can route my air line under the frame rail. The front typically requires an upper mounting plate, which covers the upper coil spring pocket.

ohh ok so its fine if u put it under that c notch braket.... another question, did u have 2 change your tracking arm also?

[vin63]

Originally Posted by crispo-71

.... another question, did u have 2 change your tracking arm also?

Are you referring to the trailing arm? If so, no. I do have an adjustable panhard bar since my ride height is considerably lower than stock.

[kieth]

I only wanted to be able to control my ride height so I went with 8" bags that can go up to 12" in height, I installed a top cage to make the install easy, and just bolted the air bag directly to the trailing arm and bolted it on. I inflate with a schrader valve and it works like a champ. Cost less than $200.00

http://kieth.smugmug.com/Trucks/66-G...5_pTfv9bn-A-LB