I recently sold my rear air bags to get air cylinders to dog leg. I understand How to install and fab brackets tomake this work . I Just wanted to see how other people made their brackets for the bottom half of the cylinder to bolt to the dead axle...I Really want to only do this one time so i just wanted some picture to go by. Thanks

just so you know you can dog leg with bags, and if you get a rear sway bar you can do it better

if you look up spyderwizard he did cylinders on the front i think, but he just cut up the stockers and welded threaded rod inside and threaded the cylinder in. but i may be wrong about how he did it

hopefully you didnt get aim cylinders

what wrong with Aim?

Really looking for pic's of the brackets used in the rear....

aims products suck. they use plastic fitting that constantly break and for some reason their main rod in the cylinder seems to always snap. check out an s10 forum and you'll see how much they love aim too

i think you can just use something like this. you can make it yourself if you really wanted

http://www.suicidedoors.com/Square4-LinkBungwithPolyBushings.php

looks like that would work. does ne one have pictures of their's , how they mounted the cylinder to the rear axle..

which cylinders tdid you get i could just sell you mine. i switched to bags cylinders dont allow you to dogleg any better you still have the solid rear axle so its a waste of many to switch to cylinders

the only benifit to cylinders is that you can suck the wheel up in the wheel well but the ride isnt as nice as it is with bags imo

you will have to buy some accumulators to make the ride quality better but the easy street bags are still easier to adjust for ride quality with the dampering system

with the solid rear axle you still cannot pull your wheel up

ok ... Wow i can belive noone has a pic of how the cylinder is mounted in the rear....

because no one really has use cylinders. the only one off the top of my head is spyderwizard and he doesnt comearound very often anymore

Ok thought some one in the jbody sence would at least have a idea how to mount these cylinders in the rear. I'll come up with some thing... thanks anyway Guys..

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Well since NO One has a picture so i can go by . This is how i'm going to run my rear setup . This sould get the job done..

sorry heres the pic's..

You can dogleg with bags!

irssunsittinlow wrote:with the solid rear axle you still cannot pull your wheel up

Really?? those pics doesnt even match your explanation...

thats what the hell im talking about!!!!!! SWEET!!!!

that aint @!#$ for a dogleg you can do thast with bags and an extra check valve

If you can make a valve or a vaccum to suck the bags.. then you can! I dont know if it have been done before or not.

Thanks for the info. Love you Car phewes! Very Clean..

irssunsittinlow wrote:that aint @!#$ for a dogleg you can do thast with bags and an extra check valve

well id like to see pics of this. the only way ive seen a dog leg that big on bags is on an incline