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Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: Atlanta
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Re: rear air bag set-up on trailing arms
Hey Don, I was yacking with Nate @ Porterbuild a few days ago and he mentioned that he was going to look into making a lower shim like the one you see in the post you linked up above. I was interested in the same deal.
I mocked mine up to the truck with a body washer last week and meant to come in here and ask you other guys what you're using yourselves. So - what are you guys using? ![]()
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Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: fort macleod alberta
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Re: rear air bag set-up on trailing arms
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Join Date: Apr 2001
Location: DALLAS,TX
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Re: rear air bag set-up on trailing arms
Or go to your local HD/Lowes place & get a piece of 2" x .250" thick steel. Cut of a couple of pieces 2x2, drill the appropriate 3/8" hole in the center, & have some metal left over for making misc brackets/tabs @ a later time.
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