I mean... Perfection is raised the gas cover... And putting some air in. lol

Mine has 2 set of air lines, one steel and one plactic set. Right now I'm not using either I'm just running heavy duty Gabriel ones as I don't carry any loads.
Donny

Mine has 2 set of air lines, one steel and one plactic set. Right now I'm not using either I'm just running heavy duty Gabriel ones as I don't carry any loads.
Donny


Awesome.. I like having the rear end up abit lo

gas cover? is that where spot to put air in the shocks supposed to be? mine is just above the licence plate. :dontknow:

gas cover? is that where spot to put air in the shocks supposed to be? mine is just above the licence plate. :dontknow:

That's where its placed on the 5th gen's. I have no clue where at on the 3rd's.

I really want this 71... I might be the owner tomorrow , or not.. You guys know as much as me right now.. :???:

I think mine was original...hole in bottom of bumper passenger side, steel lines to rubber lines at shocks.

Anyone have any idea how much air to put in? (PSI, on an 84)

Minimum of 25 PSI. The shocks hold a very small volume, so don't air them up with an air hose that is putting out over 100 PSI. I personally like to just put in enough air to raise the back end an inch or so. That seems a good amount for driving around with no load.

Doug

The shocks hold a very small volume, so don't air them up with an air hose that is putting out over 100 PSI.

Doug


Ive seen an 82 that was aired up wayyy to high , went over a railroad track.. And well... Both sides went up.. Only one side came down..

They call that Side riding.. When ur at an angle.