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Twisted Minis · 12-11-2008, 01:24 AM

Thanks.

The whole rear frame as you see it is going to be the air tank. I cut holes in the rails to let air into the mid crossmember, where the valves will mount. I was pressure testing it in that picture, trying to find leaks. I found none with the soapy water technique, and it held 120 PSI for over an hour. But I am leaving it overnight to see how well it holds.

I put some blind tapped bungs in the bottom of the rail to mount a low profile bump stop.

Is it okay to continue this kind of project thread here?

12-11-2008, 01:24 AM	#54
Twisted Minis Registered User Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Windsor, CA Posts: 500	Re: Gary's S10 Thanks. The whole rear frame as you see it is going to be the air tank. I cut holes in the rails to let air into the mid crossmember, where the valves will mount. I was pressure testing it in that picture, trying to find leaks. I found none with the soapy water technique, and it held 120 PSI for over an hour. But I am leaving it overnight to see how well it holds. I put some blind tapped bungs in the bottom of the rail to mount a low profile bump stop. Is it okay to continue this kind of project thread here? __________________ If you can find it cheaper, I can fix it!