Pictures of Rear bag Set keeping stock trailing arms please!!!!

[dawsonthompson]

Just looking for pictures of bag placement with step notch on stock trailing arm or a link to a thread. I feel like i've looked everywhere just cant seem to find any pictures with people using stock trailing arms, any pictures will help

[LostMy65]

Copy this whole string without the quotes " " :

" Trailing arms bags site:67-72chevytrucks.com "

Then paste it in your address bar.
Then across the top menu you should see a choice for images.

[rvrfoot]

Just keep searching you will find something.

[dawsonthompson]

thanks guys found what I needed through the first reply, sucks that some thread pictures are blocked by photo bucket now though

[LostMy65]

Originally Posted by dawsonthompson

thanks guys found what I needed through the first reply, sucks that some thread pictures are blocked by photo bucket now though

I found that if you click on the blocked picture it takes you to the actual picture on photobucket.

[LVPhotos]

Goto my build page, I got start to now. Click link. Here shot of bag set up from ride tech, used same set up from stock to PB arms. Top cup takes two bolt to single all thread and spins on and hole for line. Couple flat plates.

[LVPhotos]

Heres the first set up. Top/bottom stiffner plates welded and powdercoat. I used a flat plate on top as well as bottom, the cup was wider than factory plate.

[LostMy65]

Originally Posted by LVPhotos

Heres the first set up. Top/bottom stiffner plates welded and powdercoat. I used a flat plate on top as well as bottom, the cup was wider than factory plate.

Is there a optimum psi at our desired ride hight?

[rvrfoot]

Lets get that rear frame c notched.

[raggedjim]

Here's an old thread with some good pics

http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=129463

[LVPhotos]

I run around 40psi rear 80 upfront but probly need a 1" spacer to get psi down in front. It already lays bumper. The rear is pipe notchef but dont get into it because shocks. Before contact the bed hits pumpkin. I say again no notch needed til a hole in bed. Layin frame will need step.

[LVPhotos]

For ride hight

[dawsonthompson]

Originally Posted by LVPhotos

Heres the first set up. Top/bottom stiffner plates welded and powdercoat. I used a flat plate on top as well as bottom, the cup was wider than factory plate.

awesome thanks exactly what i was looking for

[kieth]

just a note, if you are going to run tall tires, and want to run the truck lower than stock you will need to move the the trailing arms back about 1.5" and change the angle on the rear axle. adding some 4" channel between the trailing arm front bracket and the crossmember (moves the rear axle back 1.5".) when you reinstall the front brackets rotate them 180 degrees. (changes the angularity of the driveline)

[Clyde65]

I run 45psi in my rear bags. I don’t have a compressor or tank either. No notch either.