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srosa707 · 10-24-2004, 10:38 AM

A little help. Im in the market to buy a 99+ and id like to bag it myself. Now these are the parts i came up with and if you guys could let me know if i need anything else at all to get it to lay with 22s in back and 20s in front. From innovative air suspension: Contitech bags 1/2 4ply-- 2 5 Gal tanks-- 2 Viair 450-- KPcomponents.com-- Bolt on 4 link/cantilever system--Dual needle gauges--Sporttruckdirect.com--Dropped A arms. Id like to get the parker valves but if there are any better let me know. How many do i need to go FBSS? 8? Do i need to do a 5/7 first or can i bag it from stock height? Should i also run some spindles? Let me know fellas. Also, anyone want a 500hp 72 chevy?

10-24-2004, 10:38 AM	#35
srosa707 Registered User Status: Offline Join Date: Oct 2004 Member ID: 19774 Pics: My Gallery Location: Central coast California Posts: 83	Re: Advice on bagging a truck A little help. Im in the market to buy a 99+ and id like to bag it myself. Now these are the parts i came up with and if you guys could let me know if i need anything else at all to get it to lay with 22s in back and 20s in front. From innovative air suspension: Contitech bags 1/2 4ply-- 2 5 Gal tanks-- 2 Viair 450-- KPcomponents.com-- Bolt on 4 link/cantilever system--Dual needle gauges--Sporttruckdirect.com--Dropped A arms. Id like to get the parker valves but if there are any better let me know. How many do i need to go FBSS? 8? Do i need to do a 5/7 first or can i bag it from stock height? Should i also run some spindles? Let me know fellas. Also, anyone want a 500hp 72 chevy?