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Join Date: Apr 2010
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what air bags are you running?
deciding what air bags to run in the front a rear of my 71.. what are u guys running size wise and single or dual port?
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Join Date: Jul 2010
Location: yv, ca
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Re: what air bags are you running?
air lift dominators for me. 2600 single port.
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Re: what air bags are you running?
slam specialties re7s
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Re: what air bags are you running?
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Re: what air bags are you running?
air lift dominators for me also. 2600 single port. So far so good
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vw guy & now c-10 guy
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Location: Louisville,KY
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Re: what air bags are you running?
expanding on the OP's question... could somebody please explain what dual port bags are for? i never understood why you would need dual port bags. thanks
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Join Date: Dec 2007
Location: Mountain Home, AR
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Re: what air bags are you running?
I can only think of a few of reasons to have dual port bags:
1) someone building a ride that they can "hop". You could run twice as much air to the bags as a single port bag. see this video: 2) seperate lines for lift and dump valves? 3) or one for airline for lift/dump, other port for pressure gauge sensor. it may help simplify the plumbing. I personally dont understand the needs, but then again my needs are simple: lift the truck to drive, and drop it when parked. |
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Join Date: Aug 2008
Location: Winchestertonfieldville, Wa
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Re: what air bags are you running?
I guess if you're wanting a "hopper" dual ports would be good. More air volume pumped into the bag. Not really my bag and I've seen these trucks bounce 3 inches off the ground with single port bags with 1/2 inch lines.
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Join Date: Dec 2007
Location: Edmonton Ab
Posts: 19
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Re: what air bags are you running?
how much lift are you guys getting with re7's??
im kinda worried about not getting enough lift if i door my truck and run a 22 |
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Join Date: Dec 2006
Location: Mesa,Arizona
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Re: what air bags are you running?
re7's front, re8's rear
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Join Date: Jun 2000
Location: over yonder
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Re: what air bags are you running?
dual ports are often used in industrial applications (where our bags originated) to provide separate intake and exhaust access.
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