Hello everyone

Yeah, that would be awesome if you could find me some info, i would be owing you one for sure. All I want is an adjustable back suspension, the roads around here arent great, and sometimes i have to carry a few hundred pound load, so i dont want to be suspensionless like i am now witha 150 lbs load in the back or a fatty in the passenger side, haha.

-Sergio

Welcome and good with it.

welcome to the site, good luck with the air ride

Man i like your enthusiasm but i think the best thing for you to do, and im not hatin at all, is first off decide this is DEFINITELY what you want to do because if you really arent into it or think you will need it stock at some point DO NOT TOUCH IT and if you think you are ready to face the world of leaks, froze valves (because you live in cold climate), and poor lift because its a mazda then you need to find someone you know who has done this before and let them help you.

Thanks guys,
Well I definetly wont be bringing the truck to stock height, EVER. Ewwwwww
Im a pioneer, and like to try and do as much as possible myself, or with help of friends, and spend as little as possile. Right now actually, after seeing how much my books are I am just going to replace the 4" blocks with 2" ones and jack up the front 1.5" untill I get some more cash to go air. I also talked to my welding buddy and we will do some work on the back end in spring. I wanted to go adjustable for winter, but i guess you cant have everything you wish for.
And Im actually in not a bad area of Canada, the Niagara Penninsula has descent waether in the winter, just a bit of snow once in a while.

welcome aboard, im in hamilton but my girlfriend lives in st. catherines, im there every weekend, we should get together, i can help[ you out all you need, and dont take offence to this sierrax, but i wouldnt go to underworld for the air, yes they are a great shop, i know one of the guys there too, but theres a shop here in hamilton that im kinda close with called "The Lab" they do amazing work for a great price, if you wanna check it out just let me knoe, a good friend of mine has the shop next to them so im there quite often, and they pretty much never close

but either way let me know if you need help, im out there anyways

Thanks Haymaker, we should get together some weekend, im new to all this lowrider stuff and some info and ideas would help alot that way i would know what to aim for and set my expectations properly. I like to learn as much as possible, and soak up all the tips and tricks from people who have done stuff for longer periods of time. If you got msn then you can add me, its

-Sergio

will do........