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12-27-2020, 12:59 AM
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During a few days off, I managed to pick up a new Nut-Sert tool and installed some 5/16" riv-nuts into the frame rails to better mount the Air Lift bags. Both sides are now installed and I can now move onto some other projects while awaiting the rear shocks to come in. Time to install some longer front wheel studs and finish up the front calipers.
 This will be the ideal ride height for the back and should give me the look I am wanting.  The new tool received for Christmas.  Riv-nuts installed for additional strength. These are 5/16"  Top brackets are now secured to the frame rails on each side.  The passenger side is finished up.  And so is the driver's side. These look pretty cool under there.  And here is the offset mounting kit which moves the air valve to the inside of the springs.
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Last edited by NorCam; 12-27-2020 at 01:21 AM. 
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