Reply to "Front End Lift Kit Options? (TKO, etc)"

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I am interested in your set up how about details model numbers, from air ride for the shocks. compressor and pump. Your car as I am sure you have heard many times is beautiful! thanks

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Originally posted by comp2:
I have the air ride in mine. I run a simple valve on the dash which either adds air from the tank or drains it from the tank. I run a pump and a tank although a pump alone would probably be fine. I have a gauge on the dash with shock pressure and tank pressure.

You can see the pump mounted on a plate between the frame rails barely sticking up:

Here is Hall's car with the same shocks both high and low:

I also run a quick fill valve so if the car is low on air I can charge it up before starting the car.

10/30/149:04 PM

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