Project: NIGHTSHIFT -- Bagging my 09

it better be worth it lol

well maybe if u werent sleeping while me and potter are working it might not take as long haha just kidding buddie

Finally started mocking up the bag mounts / bridge

just out of curosity, since these things come with a parallel 4-link from the factory, COULD you have just bagged it with a bag behind axle (or over since that's where the coils are) setup and called it a day? I understand for a Sema truck you want to do more but just looking for the every day guy

Damn thats looking lovely, keep up the badass work guys cant wait to go check it out again!!

---------------------------------------------Originally posted by LaidNeonEdited: 7/10/2009 9:51:43 PM by LaidNeonI leave you with this rendering for now- Dan--------------------------------------------- 09 1500 has coilsprings on the rear.  It is any easy kit to install, just replace the rear coils with Bags/brackets. The image shown is for a towing kit, but dropping it is the same thing.  The front is also a bag/bracket setup and takes the same basic setup as the rear.  For lots of KNOWLEDGE, GO:   http://www.airbagit.com/Knowledge-Base-s/22.htm   AND JUST email me.  Tx Joe Morrow  

---------------------------------------------Originally posted by Layumon22sjust out of curosity, since these things come with a parallel 4-link from the factory, COULD you have just bagged it with a bag behind axle (or over since that's where the coils are) setup and called it a day? I understand for a Sema truck you want to do more but just looking for the every day guy---------------------------------------------you could if you wanted to but it would come no where near laying out

---------------------------------------------Originally posted by Layumon22sjust out of curosity, since these things come with a parallel 4-link from the factory, COULD you have just bagged it with a bag behind axle (or over since that's where the coils are) setup and called it a day? I understand for a Sema truck you want to do more but just looking for the every day guy--------------------------------------------- they are too short & bottom out way before it would lay  

---------------------------------------------Originally posted by joemorrow---------------------------------------------Originally posted by LaidNeonEdited: 7/10/2009 9:51:43 PM by LaidNeonI leave you with this rendering for now- Dan---------------------------------------------09 1500 has coilsprings on the rear.  It is any easy kit to install, just replace the rear coils with Bags/brackets. The image shown is for a towing kit, but dropping it is the same thing.  The front is also a bag/bracket setup and takes the same basic setup as the rear.  For lots of KNOWLEDGE, GO:   http://www.airbagit.com/Knowledge-Base-s/22.htm   AND JUST email me.  Tx Joe Morrow  --------------------------------------------- thanks for high jacking my thread!! this is worse then those damn infomercials!!

---------------------------------------------Originally posted by LaidNeon---------------------------------------------Originally posted by Layumon22sjust out of curosity, since these things come with a parallel 4-link from the factory, COULD you have just bagged it with a bag behind axle (or over since that's where the coils are) setup and called it a day? I understand for a Sema truck you want to do more but just looking for the every day guy---------------------------------------------they are too short & bottom out way before it would lay  --------------------------------------------- ooo I see. sorta hard to get a stock truck to get that much articulation without ripping it apart to really get an answer, thus the question. thanks for the quick answer... sorry I brought on the add campaign