bagged 4x4s

could you please help me and post some pics of 4x4s setup with baggs im wanting to do my old chevy fullsize blazer and it has 2 1/2 ton axels and 44" tires im needing help to put a good bag setup on it and use it for 4 wheelin

i thick that u use bags and do any hard wheelin u r sometime or another goin to hit something and bust one of the bagsor rip one of the air lines and then u r goin to b screwed tryin to get out and if it is night! well u know. i wouldnt but thats my thinkn go with king coilovers or something. good luck!!!!!

kelderman air systems

Bagged 4x4's are for mall crawlin. If you wanna go 4wheelin stick with leaf springs or coilovers.

bags are great for offroading. take one look at the scorpion rockcrawlers. you can get forced articulation and help level the truck on offcamber situations. just make sure everything is up out of the way of rocks and such

Originally posted by evolution



i thick that u use bags and do any hard wheelin u r sometime or another goin to hit something and bust one of the bagsor rip one of the air lines and then u r goin to b screwed tryin to get out and if it is night! well u know. i wouldnt but thats my thinkn go with king coilovers or something. good luck!!!!!

actually ur wrong bud alot of full tubed buggys use air suspension or hydraulic cylinders to help them over rocks and such on the trail..its quite interesting to check it out.. http://www.spydercustoms.com/ these guys are pretty badass at building that type of stuff check em out

he said he wanted to go wheelin i thinkn of wheelin is mud and goin thru the woods. not crawlin.could easyly hit a pcs of tree or anything and bust one. airbags are great for pullin trucks or lowriders and for lift trucks. dont get me wrong i love to c lifted trucks with bags as long as it aint to tackie. i built 4x4 show trucks 4 people and i currently have a 84 toya on 12" bags goin to run 47"ltbs.

pics?

Edited: 12/7/2006 5:50:58 PM by laynframe90

Heres one I did for a guy, 38.5" GroundHogs.

/\/\/\ that sir is badass.