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flamedsierra · 02-03-2005, 08:26 PM

I used the KP 4 link, cantilever set up for the rear of my truck as well as the KP 10" GM fullsize specific notch. Up front I have the ART coolride system with the strong arms. Firestone bags. 4 1/2" smc valves for ups and 4 3/8" valves for dumps. I have 1/2" DOT airline, the Air Lift air commander engine driven compressor, and the Air Lift 8 1/2 gallon tank. To control it all I have the ART ride pro E system, its mounted where the passenger side airbag switch was in my 03 Sierra single cab. I am very pleased with everything. With this set up my truck does lay frame on the tall 22" wheels/tires. BTW I purchased everything from sportruck.com. email Jody@sportruck.com for all of your sport truck needs.

02-03-2005, 08:26 PM	#62
flamedsierra make it lay. Status: Offline Join Date: Jul 2004 Member ID: 16465 Pics: My Gallery Location: Danville, KY Age: 29 Posts: 57	Re: Advice on bagging a truck I used the KP 4 link, cantilever set up for the rear of my truck as well as the KP 10" GM fullsize specific notch. Up front I have the ART coolride system with the strong arms. Firestone bags. 4 1/2" smc valves for ups and 4 3/8" valves for dumps. I have 1/2" DOT airline, the Air Lift air commander engine driven compressor, and the Air Lift 8 1/2 gallon tank. To control it all I have the ART ride pro E system, its mounted where the passenger side airbag switch was in my 03 Sierra single cab. I am very pleased with everything. With this set up my truck does lay frame on the tall 22" wheels/tires. BTW I purchased everything from sportruck.com. email Jody@sportruck.com for all of your sport truck needs.