Thread #24745

Y33 air ride question please help

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Mr.RJanuary 28, 2011
#368014

Y33 air ride question please help

Whats up guys? i just picked up my UAS kit and im a NOOB at this. This would be my first time installing an air ride kit. i just started and i already ran in to a problem, i dont know where to run the air line through the body, im thinking about drilling in to the body but not sure yet so if anyone can help me out that would be great thanks you.
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Whats up guys?  i just picked up my UAS kit and im a NOOB at this. This would be my first time installing an air ride kit. i just started and i already ran in to a problem, i dont know where to run the air line through the body, im thinking about drilling in to the body but not sure yet so if anyone can help me out that would be great thanks you.
xseveredveganxJanuary 28, 2011
#368016
Don't.
Run it underneath the car along side with brake lines. Use P-clamps and secure with bolts and lock nuts. Hell, I even used lockwashers just to make sure nothing came loose.

I'd personally run the valves behind the front and rear bumpers.
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Don't.  
Run it underneath the car along side with brake lines.  Use P-clamps and secure with bolts and lock nuts.  Hell, I even used lockwashers just to make sure nothing came loose.  
 
I'd personally run the valves behind the front and rear bumpers.
BlitzJanuary 28, 2011
#368040
you are talking about where to put the air line through the trunk to the outside? You could drill a hole but make sure it's in a area where it won't touch moving suspension or the hot exhaust pipes. Make sure to use grommets. Also it has to be in a spot where water can't come in when driving in the rain. Also make sure the line doesn't chafe against sharp corners/edges.

Then do as the previous guy said and run it with the brake lines with P style clamps or zip tie where you can.
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you are talking about where to put the air line through the trunk to the outside?   You could drill a hole but make sure it's in a area where it won't touch moving suspension or the hot exhaust pipes.   Make sure to use grommets.   Also it has to be in a spot where water can't come in when driving in the rain.  Also make sure the line doesn't chafe against sharp corners/edges.   

Then do as the previous guy said and run it with the brake lines with P style clamps or zip tie where you can.
J.kuzaJanuary 28, 2011
#368047
DAMN, NICE!CANT WAIT TO SEE IT FINISH. I WISH I CAN HELP OUT BUT IM A NOOB TOO. HEY ASK ISBoi HE KNOW A LOT ABOUT AIR RIDE. SELL ME YOUR COILOVERS, IF YOU NEED EXTRA CASH! BTW IM GETTING MY DH BACK.LOL
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DAMN, NICE!CANT WAIT TO SEE IT FINISH. I WISH I CAN HELP OUT BUT IM A NOOB TOO. HEY ASK ISBoi HE KNOW A LOT ABOUT AIR RIDE. SELL ME YOUR COILOVERS, IF YOU NEED EXTRA CASH! BTW IM GETTING MY DH BACK.LOL
VI IXJanuary 28, 2011
#368159
how's he gonna sell you his coilovers if he's running a UAS set up?
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how's he gonna sell you his coilovers if he's running a UAS set up?
brainneededJanuary 28, 2011
#368186
VI IX;368159 wrote:how's he gonna sell you his coilovers if he's running a UAS set up?


uas over stock shocks? lol :shrug:
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[QUOTE=VI IX;368159]how's he gonna sell you his coilovers if he's running a UAS set up?[/QUOTE]

uas over stock shocks? lol :shrug:
GEE702February 5, 2011
#369748
Ahh you got my # right? Hmu
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Ahh you got my # right? Hmu