B2200 Rebuilt top to bottom and going low!

dang man that is gonna look top notch when finished

here's a little update.. got the front just about fully together... having a little trouble putting one sides uca shaft on to the control arm... damn threads... i think i got to much paint in them and now there being a pain in the ass.... but ill get them... just a matter of time.... anyway here it is... the air lines are just tossed in there to keep any dust and shit from getting in the bags...

im digging it homie i like the valve setup. with the plug ins

I like the wiring too, really clean. I think wiring is something most people don't spend enough time on that really affects the appearance of their set up.

thanks.... i agree sloppy wiring can make a lot of hard work look wasted.... i plan on making a harness that all four plugs plug into and those wires will run the frame right to the cab clean and out of the way

nice ,that will look good man

that is grade A work right there

yesssssssss air ride works... still got some stuff to do to it to button it up.... but it works heres a link to the video of me testing it out check it out let me know what you think.. im excited as hell

nothing like seeing your truck go up and down on its own for the first time. Congrats man. looks like everything goes up and down in unison which is awesome. ready to see the cab and stuff back on it now.








-justin

work looks great and yes clean wiring makes the entire set-up look tons better. dont know if i just dont see them in the photos or not, and not being a dick about it, but i notice that you dont have any shocks. you will regret not installing them once you get it all back together and driving. every bump you hit and every time you hit the switches you are going to bounce like crazy. and while making turns your going to pitch and roll hard. they are also a vitial part of a suspension. can be very dangerous to run without them. theres a guy on yota scene that was driving down the interstate and decided to hit his front switches while rolling at about 75, his rear dipped down causing the frame to drag the ground and the front tires came up off the road, he lost control and slammed into the median wall, totalling his truck, all because he wasn't running shocks.