Pic request (valve set ups)

i have this sitting at the head gate of my bead, so I get to them if I need to

ha ha bead. I meant bed!

ya mine are on my tank ..not anthing to take a pic of...but id rather have it be slow the fuck up the body...or hop

Originally posted by KAOSS



i have this sitting at the head gate of my bead, so I get to them if I need to





that looks like it was fun to plumb!

When you've got 8 of these with 16 sets of wires you've only got so many options. Thanks again Blake!

The valves never get affected by the elements or heat when you mount them on the bag in the front?

Edited: 11/30/2007 11:24:36 AM by Psycopath

i personnaly prefer them at the tank, it seems to give a better ride. i dont realy care how fast they are.and if anyone doubts that its a better ride, here is the calculatins someone did on layitlow.

I just did the calculations and I was wrong. A run of 15 ft of 1/2 in air line gives a volume of about 20cubic inches. Volume of a Contitech 2600 lbs bag is about 200 and a 2500 is about 120 cubic inches. Volume of a 6 gallon tank is 1386 cubic inches for comparison. That 15 ft line adds 10% to 15% more volume to the bag which will definitely change the ride.

Edited: 11/30/2007 12:46:27 PM by ShakinPlates

That white thingie in the wheel well is my valve. The fill and the dump are right on a tee that fit almost perfectly on the core support right there . the front drops so fast that i already cracked my radiator. I have to hit my corners to lay it down now.

if your bags are hidden I guess on the bag would be great, but it looks like ass when you have an over the axle setup and the valves chillin ion top like that. Also if you are NOT running a "larger than traditional" bag then if you mount them remotely, you also get that added soft ride like mentioned above.

I have ART valves mounted upside down on the floorpan between the frame rail and rocker, for the front. and on the rails by the front bed mounts for the back