Recent content by TxFireman1972

Link is in his signature http://www.pmfsuspension.com/

These are sold. Sorry, forgot to update the ad

Yep lol.

ICON #62530 I ended up not needing these. Brand new in the box, never even been opened. $80/shipped Would also trade for a set of 5" rear lift blocks.

I'm wanting to wire my pump thats on my auxiliary in bed tank/pump to my one of my upfitter switches. Right now its just a temporary setup and I have to open the hood and hook the cables to the battery every time I want to pump. I have been non-stop filling generators lately and would like to...

Bumping it back up. My airbags are on, just need to get a compressor and maybe a tank ordered. I may just order a simple compressor for now, and new a more elaborate setup later. Any suggestions on a simple compressor just for airing the bags up?

Yeah I actually decided against those. This is the direction I'm leaning Viair setup (with 450C compressor) VIAIR 10007 Economy Version Constant Duty Onboard Air System | eBay Then add the switch panel for my bags 200 PSI Dual Needle Gauge with 2 paddle valve switches | eBay

I knew you were going to say that!! lol Their specs are almost identical.

Firestone Specs: Max Pressure: 150 PSI Duty Cycle: 25% Flow Rate @ 100 PSI: .81 cfm 19 Amp 1/8" NPT Connection (male) Stainless Steel Valves Air Lift Specs: Compressor:Super Heavy Duty Max PSI:150 Duty Cycle:30% Cu ft/min (at 60 PSI): 0.92 Cu ft/min (at 100 PSI): 0.74 18 amp 1/4" NPT Connection

Firestone makes a comparable kit http://www.etrailer.com/Accessories-and-Parts/Firestone/F2168.html

OK, I found a deal on a Ride Rite kit (#2452) and snagged it...

have any pics?

Anyone else have any recommendations? Also curious what a good compressor is if I want to be able to fill an on-board tank and/or run small air tools.

If I do it, I'll probably go ahead and do on-board air. The weight in the bed will always be different, so I would like the ability to adjust them. Trying to decide which system to go with.

I passed your house the other day. Was headed out to the brother-in-laws house. I love how your garage opens up on the back like that!! I've been tied up with my Mustang build. Doing a LSX motor swap in it.