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[LUCKIN-FOU]

I have to take the weekend off I'm going to the Autorama in Sacamento. Hangin out on the west coast.

I'm a big fan of the static drop don't get me wrong bags are cool but static is more fun to build. There is so much more to look at. from a building point of view.

Hey Tony call me I know you will check this thread. Later

[Tony@AirRideTech]

Originally Posted by LUCKIN-FOU

I have to take the weekend off I'm going to the Autorama in Sacamento. Hangin out on the west coast.

I'm a big fan of the static drop don't get me wrong bags are cool but static is more fun to build. There is so much more to look at. from a building point of view.

Hey Tony call me I know you will check this thread. Later

... Lou.... Simple minds like static.... its because their brain isnt large anough to wrap it around the idea of using airsprings, and those of us that know you personally completely understand the fact that you are truely warped... Your like a Black Sabbath cassette that someone left on the dash of their Trans Am with the T tops off........

you know I love you brother...... I try to call man, also you can try to ring me when you get off he plane after you get rid of your barf bag and clean yourself up. I know how you Navy guys are when you get in air planes!

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Originally Posted by LUCKIN-FOU

I'm a big fan of the static drop don't get me wrong bags are cool but static is more fun to build. There is so much more to look at. from a building point of view.

Later

Static drops are my preferred method also although alot of my static drops(ahem ,slams!!) I do have just as much work done as a bagged truck at times. I dont mind the adjustability of the bagged rides at all and think thats very useful....its just having a static drop of 5-7 or more rocks. Its not a Chevy but heres my over 5" frt and over 8" rear static drop on my 2002 Ram tucking 305/40/22.

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sorry Im a picture whore.