Now that's an awesome setup, now if only you would've substituted Slams for the 'Stones. :head:fa1se-1mage said:I dropped $ 3,600 for my set up
Front-
ART Cool Ride w/ arms Upper/Lower control arms
Rear-
KP 4 link w canti
Air Consumption-
Air Commander engine driven comp
2- 5 gallon Air Lift tribe tanks
4- 3/8” SMC Valves (Dumps)
4-1/2’’ SMC Valves (fills)
½” line
fittings
Ride pro E w/ FOB remotes
4- 224C 3/8” port Firestones
:word:LowBlue02 said:Now that's an awesome setup, now if only you would've substituted Slams for the 'Stones. :head:
g_unit, if you want a nice setup, don't even think about bags until you have at least $3,500 saved up. :read:
Assuming you have a NBS truck, here's some figures for thoughtg_unit77 said:Okay guys how much would it be to bag a truck.....nothin to xtreme, jsut some of the same products that everyone is running, not including labor, just for the parts, 4 link in the back, and the best set up for the front?
I havnt looked into labor or anything yet, i knew some people. i was just asking to get a overall figure of how much it would cost, cause i never heard of anyone talk about a price before. Thanks for the answers.1buda said:Have you looked around on who's going to do the work, or are you doing it yourself?
What do you plan on bagging?g_unit77 said:I havnt looked into labor or anything yet, i knew some people. i was just asking to get a overall figure of how much it would cost, cause i never heard of anyone talk about a price before. Thanks for the answers.
It's a big factor but not the only one. Line/fitting/bag/tank port sizes as well as type of compressor also have a factor in the speed.OrangeCrush said:good responses!
valve size is what determines the speed of the bags right?
1buda said:What do you plan on bagging?
1buda said:And why not?
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