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09-20-2005 10:53 AM #61
Originally posted by FMXhellraiser
I want my car to sit pretty close to that stance, maybe an inch or two higher since that is pretty much laid on the ground.
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09-20-2005 10:55 AM #62
Originally posted by kennyd
it has a factory panhard bar . i agree with sway bars and each bag nees to be controlled by itself.
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09-20-2005 11:00 AM #63
Originally posted by TravisB
Are you sure.....I looked in his pics and didn't see one? not real familiar with 60's trucks though!
you question the master jedi ??yes i drove ,the trailer didnot drive it's self
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09-20-2005 11:05 AM #64
Ok Travis, even though you didn't really understand me then you basically just answered my question. Thanks a lot! I think I will need dropped spindles because stock 79 camaro anyways and 48 car sits pretty high. I guess I will have to sell these stocks ones and something else of mine to get money for the dropped spindles.www.streamlineautocare.com
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09-20-2005 11:08 AM #65
Originally posted by kennyd
you question the master jedi ??
hahahahahaha! Sorry Sir
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09-20-2005 11:09 AM #66
Also Mopar, I just emailed Ricky and told him to give me a week before calling him so I can get my vehicle weight estimated, motor I will put in, plans for the car, desired height, etc. I am going to go to www.my48chevy.com and the guy that made that site just bagged his 48 which is not done yet but all together now and see what his is. Even though I have a 79 front end then that front end will still be the same as that guys original IFS 48 front end right, I mean I can still use his measurements even though his front end is different?
Anyways, Ricky said that will be cool and he is glad I am going to do that because he gets calls all the time and the people have no clue at all. So far he seems like a cool guy and everything is positive. We will see though. How are their prices compaired to Air Ride Technologies?www.streamlineautocare.com
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09-20-2005 01:20 PM #67
well we will just have to wait and see then, but from what everyone tells me their prices are a bit better,, which is cool cause i like their stuff a lot, and most of their stuff is heavy duty, which might be over kill but I feel better when it's done that way. but you do have to remember that they are not a coorporation,, just a small shop that makes some really nice stuff, that's what keeps their prices down. Their suicide door hinges and all that stuff are really nice too.
As far as weight goes, that should pretty much be the same. as far as lift goes i'd say the same also, but i'm not familiar with a 48 front. i've got a 40 in the shop right now but not a 48.
but like the one guy put pics up of his rear suspension, the farther down the bar you mount the bag the more lift you will get.
keep in mind also that if you don't mount the bag over the axle ride will be much better... you loose tow capacity as you move away from the above axle mount though, but you prob are not concerned with that..
hope i'm making some sense i'm trying to type fast i got to go shave a tailgate for a 454ss pickup.. catch u in a bit..CHOP IT UP!!!!!!!
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09-20-2005 01:35 PM #68
Thanks again Mopar. I have learned a lot so far from this thread! I also found out that the guy with the 48 put a Mustang II clip on it and bags so scratch what I said about using the original front clip. Only difference from my clip to his is that mine is like 3 inches wider. My clip is actually 2 1/2 inches too wide I think but I will have to work the lip on the front fender and run skinnier tires up front I guess with a correct offset.
On mounting, if I mount lower you say I will get more height. So in doing that I will lose lowering though right?www.streamlineautocare.com
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09-20-2005 01:48 PM #69
Originally posted by FMXhellraiser
Thanks again Mopar. I have learned a lot so far from this thread! I also found out that the guy with the 48 put a Mustang II clip on it and bags so scratch what I said about using the original front clip. Only difference from my clip to his is that mine is like 3 inches wider. My clip is actually 2 1/2 inches too wide I think but I will have to work the lip on the front fender and run skinnier tires up front I guess with a correct offset.
On mounting, if I mount lower you say I will get more height. So in doing that I will lose lowering though right?
Truck arm set-ups are a little different.....The bag can go right where the coil once was!
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09-20-2005 02:04 PM #70
Oh ok I see! I got ya now. Thanks for clearing that up for me Travis!www.streamlineautocare.com
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09-20-2005 05:15 PM #71
So I have a question about 2 way and 4 way systems. I havnt installed my air ride system yet, but I have a 2 way set of Big Red valves, a 7 gallon tank, and a compressor. The car is a 47 ford 2 door coupe, with a Mustang II front end and a ford 9" rear. I was told that for the smaller cars, a 2 way system, with a sway bar would be fine for my car, and sway wouldnt be too bad since its not as tall or heavy as a truck. Also, my switches controll the front and the back independantly. If I had a 4 way system, would I have to rause the car one corner at a time?
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09-20-2005 06:04 PM #72
Yeah in theary if you have a 4 way system which would be a F.B.S.S (front back side side) you would have to do them independantly, but i believe air ride has their digital controller which has a all up button and a all down button, and a button that puts, and keeps it at ride height, i've installed a few of the same with the air-lift kit and never had a prob with it. you can buy the digital controller units serperately, i believe some other company makes one that looked nice but not sure who.
as far as your car goes with a 2-way system, i'm not 100% possitive as all the one's i've installed are 4-way. sorry.CHOP IT UP!!!!!!!
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09-20-2005 07:50 PM #73
Mopar I think the company your thinking of is Dakota Digital. They have nice units I hear.www.streamlineautocare.com
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09-20-2005 08:05 PM #74
yes sir i think that's it... i heard their good too, i want to try them out.CHOP IT UP!!!!!!!
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09-20-2005 09:07 PM #75
Good but expensive!www.streamlineautocare.com
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