baggin a 79 Chevy shortbed

Originally posted by AirRide@Aug 19 2005, 10:33 PM~3660869
If I was you. And I had the money. This would be the set up. 2 chrome 12 gallon tanks. 8 1/2 inch parker valves. 1/2" lines. Eai Gauges. York engine driven compressor. Oasis on 2 batts with 24 volts and a street charger. and at least 3 ways of clicking them switches (10 switch box with extentions, 4 panel switches( with extentions), ps2 controler.

Ops. Forgot the water traps and check valves every where you could think off
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Originally posted by yodawagon@Aug 22 2005, 01:06 AM~3668027
airride, do you even think before you talk? a ps2 controller, a 10 switch box, and 4 panel mounted switches?

whats next a damn rear wing and neon lights. this isnt a damn honda.

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Originally posted by joebomber52@Aug 22 2005, 05:28 PM~3670818
crazy fuck

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Originally posted by Swingin80Lincoln@Aug 22 2005, 08:13 PM~3672644
if you dont have a/c then theres space on the engine for a york (engine driving compresser) i belive dan makes brackets to bolt up the your to a sbc. if not, impalacracker and someone else knows where to get another style for older engines w/o the acessory bolt holes in the heads.

also i would go with more than 8 gallons, i like to run a minumum of 10 gallons. parker and SMC make great valves, i never heard or had a single problem with SMC.

for bags, go with slam specialties, they dont ballon out like the rest of the others do. for the rear, if you plan on doing a 4-link, put the bags on the lower bars and do a triangulated 4 link. all bars forward like it should be, none of this unsafe/gay reverse shit some people pull off.

as far as mainanince, you will need a coalescing filter to get the oil/water out of the air, and you will need to check the oil level on teh compresser every week or 2. only other thing is drain the water out of the tanks once in a while (shouldnt really be much with the filter)

if your used to hydros, i dont think you need gauges, you quickly get a feel for your height.

if you want an even quicker response, use 5/8" airline. its 1/2" ID which is the same size as the orofice in most 1/2" valves. keep 90s to a minimum and put the valves for the front bags close to the bag as possible, not right on the bag, but within a few feet.

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Originally posted by GameOver@Aug 31 2005, 10:46 AM~3727074
Now that's a clean looking C10. We designed and developed our kit off a truck that same color and even did a traditional body drop on it to lay rocker. Those trucks look so tough when you BD them, or even just Z the front clip to lay rocker.
Nice Ride.

Here's my personal ride in metal finish from the Classic Trucks Magazine cover shoot.

No photoshot here Yodawagon

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Originally posted by GameOver@Aug 31 2005, 11:46 AM~3727074
Now that's a clean looking C10. We designed and developed our kit off a truck that same color and even did a traditional body drop on it to lay rocker. Those trucks look so tough when you BD them, or even just Z the front clip to lay rocker.
Nice Ride.

Here's my personal ride in metal finish from the Classic Trucks Magazine cover shoot.

No photoshot here Yodawagon

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Originally posted by purpl7duece@Sep 1 2005, 05:13 PM~3735464
DIggin the added body lines, custom tails, bigger back window. Not diggin the rims or hood. Got any build up pics??? That thing is sick as fuck!!!!!!!!! Who did that? Grant??

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