Picture Request - Manual Air Ride Switches/Gauges

[hotrodsinner]

Here's my DLOE valves and gauges. Mounted the valves on side of seat, easy access and out of site. DLOE valves are great! I mean I would like to have a accuair set up, but the cash isn't there at this time.

[hotrodsinner]

The DLOE Valves

[jondancer]

Wow that looks really good on the 67-72 seat. I have been trying to figure out go I could mount them in or under the dash and hide ALL the air lines. Thanks for sharing .

Hotridsinner ; could you please post a pic of the back side of that panel you made?

[hotrodsinner]

Thanks jondancer! I'll try to get some. Unfortunately I didn't take any before I installed it. Its a mess behind there as it sits. You can't see it of because its under the seat, but it was kind of a pain in the butt to get the lines all plugged in and routed under that seat. The panel is made out of 18g sheet metal, just fromed by hand on my bench vise, and painted with satin black paint. Its secured buy a nut and screw that goes through the front seat post.

[jondancer]

Thanks hodrodsinner. I PM'ed you a ton of questions����

[hotrodsinner]

Here's the pic that I used to plumb mine. I have a 4 into 1 valve that I'm running form the tank to the 4 valves. Then 4 lines running out to the bags. So I have two holes in my floor. One for the 3/8 tank line and another bigger one for the 4 1/4" lines to the bags. Then I have 4 1/4" lines running to my gauges under the carpet. Which is working out good. Haven't had a issue with that yet.