yes it works great until you forget to oil it i found a sanden compressor that replaces the stock one that is way more reliable and i have had it for two years now

alright i havent been on in a while but i really need some help the astro finally died at 275,000 miles but with all the money i have sunk into it i dont want to junk it im pretty sure it has at least two main bearings shot. my question is has anyone had any luck with just replacing the bearings in ...

the hole right under the bag is where they were originally

here ya go thats the left front i did the same on the right front they still rub with the wheel at full lock i had them mounted different when i first did them and had no turning radius so i moved them back on the control arm wherethey are now and re welded the upper mount http://i181.photobucket.co...

do you still need some pics if so i can take some of mine i moved mine to the outside of the control arms straight up and down to keep tire rub down

what size airlines are you using if its 1/2" i would like to know how fast the front comes up mine has 3/8" all around and the rear flies up at 200 psi but the front takes forever to come up and i'm debating on 1/2" valves with 5/8" airline thanks in advance

do you still have the taillights and the passenger side taillight pocket and the mirrors let me know and a price

The one thing that is so true is the pro-line of tools is certainly alot different than the ones a homeowner buys.They are made to fit into your hands for 8hrs a day.They are made to fit into places where most tools wouldn't.Some can throw stones at the brand names costing so much and it being only...

yeah i already had one for the electric compressors but they still get water in em i've got a drain that i open every couple of days

oh btw thank you guys for helping on this everyone else i had asked said it would never work and i don't like the word never so thank you again

i'll post apic later of one that i bought for about 80 bucks at napa for tie rods and idler arms that i have used more than enough its a really great tool to have

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oh and one other thing i thought of the oil pan sits lower than the frame on these so be careful when dragging or cruising low you take the drain plug right off heres mine from last year i didnt to a friend and ended up getting towed home in 0 degrees last winter http://i181.photobucket.com/albums/x...

i used myself the suicide doors kit http://www.suicidedoors.com/rear-airbag-kits/behind-and-under-axle-complete-kits/behind-and-under-axle-complete-kit-w-slam-spec-1 but the best way on these is a reverse triangulate 4-link if ur keeping the stock gas tank where it is the notch can be a simple one h...

ok i just finished up and everything works great the edc is faster than i had expected and it fills both tanks rapidly i still have the two viairs connected to help it along but before it took almost 10 min to fill the tanks but now it takes about 5 min to fill and go ill take pics of it installed a...