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Hi guys, I am thinking about rebuilding soon with some heavier things and I was wondering if there was an air shock (for lack of better word) I could/should use to help my suspension out? I'd love to go full on bags/cans (whatever I'd need) but that's $$$. Let me know what you all think. Thanks.

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I don't remember what it is called but the strut is right by the tire and bolts up onto the well/tower thing and then the springs are separate and are on the axle. I'd *love* to do full air ride but that's teh money I reckon.. The adapters/plates or whatever I think are what's a lot for my front.

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yea, your thinking of air shocks. You just fill those up once and away you go. would keep your ass off the ground for sure. All the ones i remember had a nipple on it so you could just fill it at a gas station or using any air hose. Like a tire has ;)

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yea i got air shocks on my mud car :^. they keep me off the ground and bouncin through some mud holes so i dont get stuck. they have a compression connection on the side and u run the lines from both of them together to a schrader valve. usually ppl mount the valve on the rear bumper or under it.

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I wish I could just put air ride on da bish and call it a day. So much money though. I don't make a fraction of what I would like to be making to just afford it. Aka, it'd take like half a year to 'make that much money'. Unless I can get stuff REALLY cheap and piece it together.. It ain't happening :(. I don't think I'm gonna do the wall any more, but the air ride would still be neat.

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