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HELP bagging buick riviera

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max2nv2003   +1y

i was gonna do a slam bag re6 or   re7 depending on fit space ..might just cut more to fit a 7 bag..they say 2500 bag fits with no cutting on regular brackets ,but if i do a re7 bag its only a half inch more without ballooning ,,should work better i hope
maz duh   +1y

Deffinitley cut it for the larger bag in the front, you will be alot happier in the end. I would run a 2600# Firestone instead of a Slam myself, the Slams are too stiff for my tastes. Be sure top get a good set of shocks in the mix as well, Billstiens from RCD would be my choice. Good luck with the project and be sure to throw up some pix too.
max2nv2003   +1y

2600's instead of re7's huh.. r they that stiff?  im gonna put re7's on the back ..  i have a set of 2600's didnt know whether to use them or not ..  what do u think ?? i was gonna use slams cause of the clearance but what the hell ill cut it out for clearance if i have to if the firestone is better ...let me know what u think
maz duh   +1y


It's all personal preferance thing really, I find the Slams to be too stiff for my taste in ride. Don't get me wrong here, they are a good quality product for sure. I would opt for the Firestones just to make the ride that much more plush.  I think a car like yours should ride like a Caddy, some ppl would want to hop it. Either bag will do the trick, just figure out what you want out of your setup and choose acordingly. I can guarantee you will be happy with the larger air volume offered by the 2600# bag, less PSI to lift=better ride.  As a side note, a friends father has a bagged  65 Super Wildcat that they are prepping to add #2600 bags in the front. The car currently has Shockwaves which apealed to him initially because of their no cutting bolt in mounting . It is taking like 150-160 to lift the front to a good height and you can imagine how the ride at that PSI. Seeing this unfold proved the point that the easiest road isn't always the best one. Good luck on yours man, I love these cars.
fredstinting   +1y
Edited: 8/29/2009 6:59:20 PM by fredstinting

---------------------------------------------Originally posted by max2nv2003any1 bag a 64 riv b4 ..  could use some help getting brackets and stuff.where at besides air ride tech .  any pics of it done also ..thanx ---------------------------------------------ARTSKW1015DA 61-67 Buick Rivieraand Full Size w/double adjustableshock ARTARF11900 63-67 Buick full andRiviera     THIS IS ALL MY SUPPLIER SHOWS FOR YOU CAR  FREDS TINTING 239-560-3498  
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