Call Nathan @ Hales speed shop lewisville, tx 214 762 5611 He' got it all figured out! Ride, race, and drive smooth everyday on air-ride. FIVE STARS *****
If you don't like what the thread is about, don't read it!! There are other threads about how to mount split bones, rebuilding your flathead or your stromberg, or what ever you need to do to your car. I personally am going to put bags on my car so this is information that I am looking for. I thank all that have posted thier info and pics. I find them informational and interesting. Wicked TiN
those early chevys on bags are sooooooo bad ass!!! anyone running bags on a late 70's GM frame with the factory (4 link style) short trailing arms?? what am i gonna spend to have a shop do install on above mentioned chassis. only maybe a small c notch. nothing to radical with the frame, but fast, economical, and reliable will be a must. est cost?? thanks yall Chris
Here is an in progress pic of mine. Pic with the 7 gal. tank mounted There is a plate welded to the crossmembers on top of the notch under the tank where the valves mount. I'm using an engine driven compressor.
im changing mine from a 50/50 link bag on axle ....to ... a forwrd four link super lift bag on bar for a nice sweet ride
btt...Im working on my 55 first series now and cant figure out how I want to place the valves and tank... Id really like to mount the valves right to the tank but the junk tank I have the ports are so close to each other.
Heres how my set up ended up dont mind the nasty green tank it will be either seafoam or black when its done.
Get some JIC swivel fittings you can put em all close and tight and still tighten em without any issues, they can get costly though L
I just took all the valves a part and put them on then reassembled them. stupid me the first way I set em up would just drain the tank when if I would lower it! I wasnt thinking at all. Now its alot better.
I'v seen their stuff up at North Star Dragstrip. the run low and fast as shit. Alot of their cars are turbo LS engines. but hey, I could see the use in a modern engine somtimes.. somtimes.
do we have an alliance member on here that sells the "stuff"? I bagged the rear end of my 51 shoebox with firestone f-9000 bags now looking for controls, tank, pump, ect.
Some pics and small video of my Olds setup. <iframe width="560" height="315" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/n7YHEgnjLBI" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>
Here's a few pictures of the cantilever set-up on my '55 Chevy pickup. I still need to mount the tanks, compressors, valves, etc. You know, all the expensive stuff! Closeup of the cantilever arm and bag Upper wishbone Tig welds!