Hi Everyone, This Is My 1990 Pickup

I recommend suicidedoors for your brackets & 4-link. They have over the axle & the link brackets. Your wheel size is gonna determine your c-notch height. U will get more lift if u position the bag on the 4-link bar. The front bracket your gonna have to fabricate & i would also run shocks in the front & rear. They make over the axle brackets w/shock mounts for the rear. For the front shocks you might have to try swapping the bottom control arms & use the factory holes on the bottom & Fab. a mount for the top.You kinda have a couple of options for the rear setup & it depends alot on your buddy & his welding skills..

Edited: 7/19/2007 10:03:09 PM by 90isuzupup

Edited: 7/19/2007 9:55:31 PM by 90isuzupup

how about this kit?

I don't know how to link stuff but here's whats included.

Kit includes:Front Torsion BracketsFront Shock Reloctaing Kit8" Step NotchLower Rear Bag BracketsUpper Rear Bag BracketRear Shock Bar Kit

Yup that kit will work.

that will work for brackets, but when you start looking for the actual air setup...I would do a lot of research on each part of the puzzle. a lot of people have problems with certain bags, compressors, fittings, all that. ask around, a lot of these guys will bend over backwards to help a respecting "newb".

i would run viair compressors, a 5 gallon tank, and slam bags. I believe Air Lift are the bags people have so many problems with the rings coming off. just ask and research.

also, as far as what all to buy and how you use it really depends on your setup and how you want it. if your going over axle, you need the brackets for that, rather than the brackets to run bag on bars. The pic you posted, is a bag on bar setup, with shocks on your "bridge" it looks like. You will get more lift and a better ride setup like this.

Originally posted by 72bumpside



that will work for brackets, but when you start looking for the actual air setup...I would do a lot of research on each part of the puzzle. a lot of people have problems with certain bags, compressors, fittings, all that. ask around, a lot of these guys will bend over backwards to help a respecting "newb".

i would run viair compressors, a 5 gallon tank, and slam bags. I believe Air Lift are the bags people have so many problems with the rings coming off. just ask and research.

also, as far as what all to buy and how you use it really depends on your setup and how you want it. if your going over axle, you need the brackets for that, rather than the brackets to run bag on bars. The pic you posted, is a bag on bar setup, with shocks on your "bridge" it looks like. You will get more lift and a better ride setup like this.

thanks a lot for all the info, it is much appreciated

where u at in washington?

me? I'm in Salem, Oregon

how about the special at airbagit.com for the buy 2 bags get the other 2 free?

I don't want anything crazy as this will be my everyday driver, and then maybe down the road I can upgrade?

first things first dont buy anything from airbagit or their related companies like AIM their products are horrible and their customer services ranks up their with satans do a search on this site about AIM and you'll see what im talking about.

now on to the bags i have firestone 2500's in the front and 2600's in the rear ontop of the axle its a good starter setup but i wish i would have put f9000 sleave bags back there but if you want the best get slam speacialties versions of the 2500 and 2600 bags the are awsome

anything else you wanna know i can tell you or any one else on here can but i will tell you i made every single mistake in the world baggin my truck and now im fixing everything so ask 10000000000000000000000000000000000000000 questions and make sure you know what your doing before you do it you'll be happy you did when you dont have to go back and fix anything

they really are that bad? I just found out today that one of my buddies has been using the same bags that I was talking about for over 2 years.