what ive been working on lately

[pro-rabbit 5,000+ posts]

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[mlstrass 5,000+ posts]

The van in background is what you should be building,LOl! That's what i'm hooking up,The Sport. It don't take much to get them pounding.

once they get loud enough you won't be able to keep a windshield in it though....

 

[tdford5 10+ year member]

ok rabbit i guess its a matter of the cost of the complete kit , i know the s10 forum is no much help and the responses are slow is there a special kit u use or buy ?

 

[icpurplepplalot 5,000+ posts]

ok rabbit i guess its a matter of the cost of the complete kit , i know the s10 forum is no much help and the responses are slow is there a special kit u use or buy ?

Go here thorbros.com | This ain't no **** corporation...., they have everything and anything you need to bag your s10. As everyone has said, it's super easy to bag an s10, even easier if you get a bolt on kit. Last one I worked on took me 2 days, and that's because we knocked off early the first day.

Truck is looking good though, really dig the color.

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[tdford5 10+ year member]

so something like this is all i need ?

Airlift LifeStyle Manual Air Management System with 4 Dominator Bags (2 Gallon Tank) | thorbros.com

 

[icpurplepplalot 5,000+ posts]

so something like this is all i need ?Airlift LifeStyle Manual Air Management System with 4 Dominator Bags (2 Gallon Tank) | thorbros.com

No, you need a link system, would recommend a 4 link with bag on lower bars or over axle, and a step notch for the back as well. Can you weld?

If yes, get this Super Lift Triangulated 4-Link Kit | thorbros.com.

If no, this S10 5 link Wishbone Kit With Poly Bushings | thorbros.com. You wll still ned to get someone to weld in the notches though.

 

[tdford5 10+ year member]

yeah i can weld but the bolt on looks alot easier ,dam so this is alot of things need so for a better idea of the total pricing i need the bolt on kit and then the bag system kit ? im lost on what exactly is needed to buy or plan on buying

 

[pro-rabbit 5,000+ posts]

You can get a bolt on 5 link which is actually a back-half kit. If you do that you can bag the back in just a few hours with the right tools.

 

[icpurplepplalot 5,000+ posts]

yeah i can weld but the bolt on looks alot easier ,dam so this is alot of things need so for a better idea of the total pricing i need the bolt on kit and then the bag system kit ? im lost on what exactly is needed to buy or plan on buying

You need a link system, notches, 4 bags, at least 4 valves, though I would recommend atleast 6 so you cut down on body roll n the back, a tank, a compressor, and all of your airlines and wiring. Would also recommend gauges at each valve as well as tank. Might be forgetting something here as I am dead tired, if I am, I'll come back and edit.

You'll need a pressure switch and i recommend a check valve as well.

 

[pro-rabbit 5,000+ posts]

You need a link system, notches, 4 bags, at least 4 valves, though I would recommend atleast 6 so you cut down on body roll n the back, a tank, a compressor, and all of your airlines and wiring. Would also recommend gauges at each valve as well as tank. Might be forgetting something here as I am dead tired, if I am, I'll come back and edit.

Water trap and a check valve would be ideal.

I like to use the digital gauges to cut down on how many you actually have to have in the truck.

If you look around on the S10 forum you can find some nice cheap used bolt on kits all you will likely have to do is buy some bolts and maybe some new bushings.

Oh, and don't forget the train horn. I'm pretty sure that is a requirement for any bagged truck lol.

 

[icpurplepplalot 5,000+ posts]

Yeah, I had a dakota gauge in my d50, really nice, though a little pricey.

 

[04murdalanche]

Gotta have the train horn lol

 

[pro-rabbit 5,000+ posts]