Rear bag mounting pics please

[gringoloco]

I used the 7" version. They are a little bigger than the Slams, but not by much. I don't know how they would do up front- my truck is static front/bagged rear...

[slammed65stepside]

[orange71]

http://sportruck.com/events/blood-drag-2008/i32.html Here is the rear setup of my truck

[Dustin07]

I forgot about this thread...

anyone else have more pics of bagged rides utilizing the stock trailing arm setup instead of the 4-link and wishbone setups we see more often?

[Bazooka]

Originally Posted by tk-mpl

Hey gringoloco, which dominators did you put in. The 2600's look pretty big for the front....

The Dominator 2600s are equivalent to the Slam RE7. Alot of people Use the slam RE7 on all 4 corners so you should be okay.

I will be using Dominator 2600s on all four corners. My truck is at the shop right now...

[mycool72]

I have doms on mine, between the factory arms and frame, one bolt from the bottom, two from the top-works great

[tk-mpl]

When you guys mount the front bags done you weld in the buttom cup or just let it move around??
Thanx
Trevor

[joe231]

the lower cups float, or you wouldn't be able to remove the bags later.....
well maybe you could through the hole in the spring pocket

[Dustin07]

my lower cups are welded in and I bolt them through the bottom of the a-arm.

[hotrodhomi]

Originally Posted by tk-mpl

When you guys mount the front bags done you weld in the buttom cup or just let it move around??
Thanx
Trevor

Mine floats in there just like the spring did.

[chevydog66]

Mine float in the A arm as well. I actually cut 1" off the bottom cup and like it. I will be doing the rear airride install this spring, when I swap my GMC over to a Chevy frame.

[tk-mpl]

Thanx guys. I think I got everything figured out. Got the rear C-notched and bagged, done right this time, and the front all done. Just got to get the air managment system, $$$, then I can bolt all this stuff in place..

[Dustin07]

Hey TK- can you post some pics of your new setup? thanks bro-

[tk-mpl]

I haven't got it all mounted yet, but specifically what would you like a pic of. I mocked up the rear, just didn't bolt it up.
Let me know whatcha need.
Trevor

[Dustin07]

I'd like to see a pic of how how your bags are mounted, how you are running the airline, and how big your notch is...

Sorry for the laundry list... LOL. I'm trying to decide on how wild or mild to do my brother's 62. I have it mocked up for a pretty mild job for now, but am contemplating more.

[tk-mpl]

I posted a pic of the rear in post #47. I haven't run the lines yet, cause I don't have the funds for the air management system I want yet. I have a basic c-notch bolted in with air lift dominators (2600's). The rear diff hits the bed floor before the axle tube hits the c-notch bumpstop, have about 1" before it'll hit. So I will more then likely cut the bed floor out abit..

[chevydog66]

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[tk-mpl]

Ya, I know... I want the auto pilot kit.. Spent all my money on powertrain and still not done..

[FELON'S]

I was stoked to find this thread...Im putting bags in this weekend. I also have trail arms (C20) with Dominator's all the way around...Im lookng for a wiring diagram from battery to two compressors...

[screwballl]

no C-notch here, just some bags on my R2500 that look like they may have been original (or maybe not)...



I think it may be original because there are no springs, it is just leafs and bags... I do know they work well although they are manual fill, no automated air pump...

[scotts62]

Yeah i bet they do! looks like you can hold some weight with that setup!

[pocketpool]

here's mine, slam re-7's

[pocketpool]

more.

[tk-mpl]

Hey Pocketpool, nice set up. Good pics-thanx.
Trevor

[Dustin07]

Originally Posted by tk-mpl

I posted a pic of the rear in post #47. I haven't run the lines yet, cause I don't have the funds for the air management system I want yet. I have a basic c-notch bolted in with air lift dominators (2600's). The rear diff hits the bed floor before the axle tube hits the c-notch bumpstop, have about 1" before it'll hit. So I will more then likely cut the bed floor out abit..

I guess I was specifically hoping to see mounting hardware and what not. I did see your other post. It looks like guys are just running a single bolt through the middle of the trailling arm, but I was confused on that because of the "I" shape of the beam. I'm going to play with it tonight and hopefully get these things in and done before Friday.