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SD.com's S10 3 Link

Air Ride Suspensions Q & A
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lodownndirty   +1y
Does anyone have pics of this setup done on thier S10? I'm a little confused about where to weld the top bag bracket bar. I'm runnin' 17s right now. Thanks
travis98s10   +1y
there is the upper bag bracket that welds directly to the notch or a bridge kit where the plate is welded between 2 parallel bars running b/w the notches. either way its built to have a notch with their brackets. You would have to fab something up if your frame isnt notched
cruisinlowS10   +1y
what bag setup do you have for the rear? i have suicides 3 link with behind and under brackets for the bags. look in my profile for pics
97HBSitnLow   +1y
"Charlie".... Does that set-up ride well? I'm gettin a SD 3-link with behind (not under) the axle set-up, just curious. Thanks
JohnH   +1y
it doesn't matter if the bags are on the axle, behind the axle, or behind and under the axle. the bags are still attached to the axle so it will ride the same. the reason to get a behind or behind and under is for space reasons and so you won't have to cut into the bed (if not running a large notch)

if you want the best ride with this kind of setup, use sleeve bags rather than double convoluted, such as the firestone F9000
lodownndirty   +1y
Damn, I left out the most important part! I have the behind and under axle bracket kit. Thanks yall for the info!
cruisinlowS10   +1y
Originally posted by 97HBSitnLow



"Charlie".... Does that set-up ride well? I'm gettin a SD 3-link with behind (not under) the axle set-up, just curious. Thanks

i havent had it on the road yet. it wont be long though.

nate , what bags are you using

dragginbody   +1y
i sell the 3 link all the time with the behind and under kit.

if u know how to setup the f9000's u will get a good ride.
lodownndirty   +1y
I am running the AIR LIFT 2B7s'.
cruisinlowS10   +1y
then all you need to find out is the collapsed height of the 2b7's and that is the distance you need between your bag plates and that will tell you where to mount the upper bar.
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