Attention All Air Baggers..

[rondog4416]

this is my setup

[(joey)]

Originally Posted by rondog4416

this is my setup

thats cool.any more info on this?does it work like the paddle switches?where did you buy them?

[way2lo2]

If any forum members are interested in these panels, I can offer a better price then what I have them listed for on ebay. I have single path panels, dual path panels, 4 path panels. I also carry the individual paddle valve in case you want to use your own gauges. These can be tee'd to work with the senders needed for Digital gauges as well. We typically do 1-3 Air suspension installs a week , though the Ridetech E3 and Airlift Autopilot is popular with alot of our customers, the Paddle arrangement is what at least 80-90% end up going with. We quit using individual solenoid valves 10 years ago, the good ones worked fine but install time to make everything clean and neat took longer then most people were wiling to pay for plus the added cost of all the fittings needed to plumb 8 valves. If your looking for a dependable air management that won't break the bank you can't go wrong with this paddle arrangement.
Boris

[tech@scottshotrods]

Originally Posted by way2lo2

If any forum members are interested in these panels, I can offer a better price then what I have them listed for on ebay. I have single path panels, dual path panels, 4 path panels. I also carry the individual paddle valve in case you want to use your own gauges. These can be tee'd to work with the senders needed for Digital gauges as well. We typically do 1-3 Air suspension installs a week , though the Ridetech E3 and Airlift Autopilot is popular with alot of our customers, the Paddle arrangement is what at least 80-90% end up going with. We quit using individual solenoid valves 10 years ago, the good ones worked fine but install time to make everything clean and neat took longer then most people were wiling to pay for plus the added cost of all the fittings needed to plumb 8 valves. If your looking for a dependable air management that won't break the bank you can't go wrong with this paddle arrangement.
Boris

You know what's funny is that while at air ride it was the other way around the E3, level pro and standard ARC4000 maded up for 85-90% of the kits hahahahaha... We thought the days of the paddle were long gone. Like tony had mentioned earlier in the thread the paddles are known to leak after a while so keep any eye out for that... Borris also has an array of other products that he offers at incredible discounts

[way2lo2]

Originally Posted by jon@scottshotrods

You know what's funny is that while at air ride it was the other way around the E3, level pro and standard ARC4000 maded up for 85-90% of the kits hahahahaha... We thought the days of the paddle were long gone. Like tony had mentioned earlier in the thread the paddles are known to leak after a while so keep any eye out for that...

I'll keep an eye out for leaks but the ones Bret sold me in 1998 are still holding up strong. Out of the several thousand I have personally sold in the last 4 years alone, I've had to warranty exactly.......... NONE. Actually I'm so confident they hold up well that I would be happy to offer a lifetime warranty with free replacement including shipping if you can wear one out enough to cause it to leak.
Boris

[leftcoast66]

Originally Posted by (joey)

thats cool.any more info on this?does it work like the paddle switches?where did you buy them?

Its just a manual setup from Master Image Customs. About 7 or 8 years ago it was a great setup and popular. With the cost of the electric valves, its pretty much obsolete and MIC has switched hands a few times and from what I've heard from friends that had the setup, they have had more and more issues. I've got one of their early 1/4" setups, its worked great for the last 7 years with no issues as of yet. The setup is now on a shelf though, way too slow and drains right into the cab so is loud as heck. They were a neat product back in their time.