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---------------------------------------------Originally posted by Pootus  heres a question... you are doored and shaved. you lay out and have an air leak and dont realize it. your comps come on with the key... how do you get in?  ---------------------------------------------well im on juice but i put a bump switch in my gas door to lift/drop just the back, so i can get in and out without makin it a process.

Bump for someone? anyone? out there that knows the story behind this??

maybe he built it like i used to build model cars..  just glue the wheels to the fenders..  that must be the reason for all this..  b/c the wheels dont move..  ha ha

As far as blowin a line or a bag....I only use hydrauilc line so blowing a line is prolly out of the question....same with a bag...If it doesn't rub then you should be good...I'm doored...i've drug through the bottoms of all my doors...but most the time I can open the door without airing up. Unless on grass or uneven surface. But my front doors kinda swing up when opened. I have 2 fail safe backups for both my front doors as far as being shaved goes. My frt valves are accessible through the hood...hood pop is under the front bumper...I also have 2 seperate quick connects on my system...and I always carry a regulator with a quick connect fitting on it and one of those plastic stretchy hoses...so anybody with a nitrogen bottle can fill be up if for some reason i'm out of air.  Rearend is accessible rhrough the bed access panel so i'm all around good as far as not having to call a crane to get me on the tow truck. I think someone is too embarrassed to admit what happened...which is why its a big secret. Still crazy though.

^^^^  Telling everyone with an internet connection how to get into your truck wouldnt be the smartest move i would think

I didn't tell anyone how to get into my truck...I said I had to fail safe backups for my shaved doors....where there at is a whole nother story. You could stare/search for hours and never find them....yea i said the hood pop was under the bumper...most BD trucks are....even then unless you know where it is you'll more than likely not going to find it unless the truck is aired up...which it never is. So I don't see your point....

I like the bump switch in the gas door idea even though I don't have a gas door on my trucks. I always have a backup switch to get into my truck and a way to get in that involves a set of jumper cables (not telling) I do need to start putting a hood release for my hood somewhere on the otside of my trucks so I don't have to break any more windows. on my doored truck there was no way the doors would move when I had it layed out unless I kicked it (yes I did a few times). On that ruck I really should have put a switch on the outside of the truck but I never did, I just left the window down when I layed it out. I still want to know what happened to the truck though.