This should be the final set up.
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Looks nice!
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Actually I think hardlines sticking out would give it a different feel to it, kinda cool maybe, I'd go with hard lines, but that's me.
I have a question anyway, since I'm actually unfamiliar with air.
Is it possible tu ride with the bags full, or do I have to run it low all that time? It's not easy to run air in a place where the streets are bad enough to not let you run rims bigger than 19", now it would be kind of overkill to run air if you're gonna scrape + kill your suspension.Last edited by mexMan; 12-01-2011, 11:49 PM.
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Originally posted by Clark View PostLove these tanks. But if it were up to me, I'd hide the compressors. The whole thing would just look so clean if all you saw were the tanks.B5.5 Passat Wagon, 69 Squareback, 67 Beetle, 72 Notchback
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Originally posted by Rali@BagRiders View PostLooks nice!
I have a question anyway, since I'm actually unfamiliar with air.
Is it possible to ride with the bags full, or do I have to run it low all that time? It's not easy to run air in a place where the streets are bad enough to not let you run rims bigger than 19", now it would be kind of overkill to run air if you're gonna scrape + kill your suspension.[/QUOTE]
This is my first Air bagged car & im still Yet to even drive it on Air lol !!
So I cant really answer that sorry .B5.5 Passat Wagon, 69 Squareback, 67 Beetle, 72 Notchback
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Originally posted by mexMan View PostActually I think hardlines sticking out would give it a different feel to it, kinda cool maybe, I'd go with hard lines, but that's me.
I have a question anyway, since I'm actually unfamiliar with air.
Is it possible tu ride with the bags full, or do I have to run it low all that time? It's not easy to run air in a place where the streets are bad enough to not let you run rims bigger than 19", now it would be kind of overkill to run air if you're gonna scrape + kill your suspension.
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Hardlines correctly fitted now.
Im Still finding my car at 60-70 psi each morning,Im going to run braded line from bags to tanks using copper harldine under the car in the next few months.
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The tanks came out great. As far as hiding the compressors, have you thought about doing a false floor? When it comes time to do audio upgrades, you can use the false floor to flush-mount the sub and hide your amp(s).StatusRacing.com
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Originally posted by StatusRacing View PostThe tanks came out great. As far as hiding the compressors, have you thought about doing a false floor? When it comes time to do audio upgrades, you can use the false floor to flush-mount the sub and hide your amp(s).
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looks killer! the setup has a lot of potential for leaks though. usually when designing any sort of pressurized system you want to use the least amount of connections and fittings. before replacing the lines to your bags with braided stuff i would check all the fittings in the trunk. get something like snoop if you wanna be really accurate or just soap and water if not
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EOI
If you're looking for a one of a kind Air tank set up this has to be it .
Just seeing if anyone's interested in these bad boy's as they are sitting in my shed collecting dust.
I have plans too install them in my Passat B5.5 Wagon in a year or two but by then I'll prob have a different set-up idea.
As the build thread shows these were built to last and are top quality many many man hrs involved
cheersLast edited by vdubin; 01-30-2014, 11:05 PM.B5.5 Passat Wagon, 69 Squareback, 67 Beetle, 72 Notchback
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