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Air Ride Valves
I was searching ebay and saw these. Anyone ever used them, if so are they worth buying. Any info or knowledge about this product would be appreciate it.
8 3/8 ARP gold air valves $115 bucks with free shipping |
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Re: Air Ride Valves
***************** has the good ones
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Re: Air Ride Valves
ya ive never heard of those but like above said i recommend buying from ***************** they have to good ones (SMC valves). what setup are you going to be running?
Take it easy, Jonathan ![]()
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Re: Air Ride Valves
Thanks for the reply! I actually ordered 8 3/8 SMC valves and airline yesterday from suicide doors. I will be running 3/8 all the way around with AVS-7 switch-box that got for $70 and free ship from AVS. 2600 airlift bags and brackets with cups cut down 7/8 from SD. Im running on all drums now with some 20x8.5 Boss 302.
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Re: Air Ride Valves
sweet! sounds like you got it covered. what are you running for compressors and a tank? and are you doin a "z" to lay out or a new front end? j/w
Take it easy, Jonathan ![]()
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Re: Air Ride Valves
does everybody here work for SD?
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Re: Air Ride Valves
I will be running a 5 gal tank with 7 ports and for compressor I got one off a fuel truck from work. Its a beast!! These things run all day ever day. Not doing anything crazy with suspension just 6 lug disk brakes and 2.5 drop spindles and in the rear just a CPP bolt in c notch or save money and cut, then weld some pieces for reinforcement.
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Re: Air Ride Valves
haha no i dont think so. they just got all the goods haha
sweet, sounds good man! i need to get mine running then im gonna get that new front end from suicidedoors with the new control arms and all and hopefullf do a backhalf with a single triangulated 4 link
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Re: Air Ride Valves
Thats sounds good rckclmbr99! Im going outside to start taking springs out so I can start drilling my holes!!!!
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Re: Air Ride Valves
badass. you need to start a build page in the project section of the forum! have fun man
Take it easy, Jonathan ![]()
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Re: Air Ride Valves
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Re: Air Ride Valves
i was j/k. i've ordered from SD and had good service, i guess everybody has preferences, at least we have more places to choose from now.
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Re: Air Ride Valves
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Commander Taco Bello
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Re: Air Ride Valves
try http://www.stylinsolutions.com/
I ordered a set of 8 SMC valves from them last tuesday, and had them by the end of the week. I tried one of the vendors mentioned in this thread first, but they did not have them in stock. When i talked to the guys at Stylin', they had like 80+ in stock. Make sure that when you place an order with any company that you ask if they actually have them in stock, or have to backorder the parts you need. I recently got stung by this and am waiting on parts I need. sux!
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Re: Air Ride Valves
Hey guys, I can appreciate your feelings on SD, but the fact remains, they are a paying vendor on this site and this isn't really the forum to be venting "problems" you may have been having with them. If you feel you have been having problems, take it up with SD first and then one of the Forum staff if you feel it hasn't been handled correctly. Thanks.
Take a few to review the rules where this is posted and please remember you agreeded to follow these when you signed up to be a member. http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/announcement.php?a=8 Don
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Re: Air Ride Valves
Sorry Richard8971!!!! Won't happen again!!!
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Still livin the "dream" in '54
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Re: Air Ride Valves
It's ok, no harm done. I would still strongly suggest that if anyone here has a problem with a vendor please take it up with them to settle it. I am sure they want to keep thier good rep on here and will do what it takes to make matters right.
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