Thread #6902

Showoff or Hide?

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BIGGZSeptember 28, 2007
#93497

Showoff or Hide?

I'm talking about air suspension set ups.would you rather showoff the tank and compressors or hide them.I was gonna hang the tank from the rear deck and have the compressors right under.but then I thought about what would be more "luxurious/clean" so I thought hiding it would achieve that look.what do you guys perfer?
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I'm talking about air suspension set ups.would you rather showoff the tank and compressors or hide them.I was gonna hang the tank from the rear deck and have the compressors right under.but then I thought about what would be more "luxurious/clean" so I thought hiding it would achieve that look.what do you guys perfer?
garagefreshSeptember 28, 2007
#93508
Luxurious more than likely will be hidden. I got to start devising a way to set my trunk up as well.
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Luxurious more than likely will be hidden. I got to start devising a way to set my trunk up as well.
johneeSeptember 28, 2007
#93511
I would mount the tank to the left side of the because the right side has the cd changer and I mount all the valves & compressor in the spare tire well..Paint the tank same color as your car so it looks like it was there from the factory..
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I would mount the tank to the left side of the because the right side has the cd changer and I mount all the  valves & compressor in the spare tire well..Paint the tank same color as your car so it looks like it was there from the factory..
DriftGirlSeptember 28, 2007
#93517
^^^Agree :biggthumpup:

I guess it depends on your personality and what you use the car for. My 'built' cars wont fit a pair of shoes in the trunk...but then again they're for show/weekends and rarely driven.

If you're not going to spend to have it 'shown' properly (without exposed wires, hoses,etc) or daily drive it.....Hide it all for a super clean look.:biggthumpup:
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^^^Agree :biggthumpup: 
 
I guess it depends on your personality and what you use the car for. My 'built' cars wont fit a pair of shoes in the trunk...but then again they're for show/weekends and rarely driven.
 
If you're not going to spend to have it 'shown' [U]properly[/U] (without exposed wires, hoses,etc) or daily drive it.....Hide it all for a super clean look.:biggthumpup:
KickEachVerseSeptember 28, 2007
#93524
If i could hide i would but it'd be too much work to take the tank out and drain it. haha. So more than likely i'd go the route of showing it off behind a plexy.
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If i could hide i would but it'd be too much work to take the tank out and drain it. haha. So more than likely i'd go the route of showing it off behind a plexy.
xplayazplayzonxSeptember 30, 2007
#93928
I Would Hide It. So It Gives It That Nice Stock Clean Look Inside The Trunk. Than When They See You Dump Your Car They Are Like Dammmm. hehe
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I Would Hide It. So It Gives It That Nice Stock Clean Look Inside The Trunk. Than When They See You Dump Your Car They Are Like Dammmm. hehe
Yokotas13September 30, 2007
#93929
im gonna hide my stuff....for sure
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im gonna hide my stuff....for sure
widebody_QSeptember 30, 2007
#93931
Hide them, keep it clean. Besides, you can always use the extra trunk space from time to time.
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Hide them, keep it clean.  Besides, you can always use the extra trunk space from time to time.
elpresidenteSeptember 30, 2007
#93942
I'm doing a little of both. It will be hidden, but will also have a plexi window with ambient light for show. Other than that you'd probably never notice it.
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I'm doing a little of both.  It will be hidden, but will also have a plexi window with ambient light for show.  Other than that you'd probably never notice it.
BIGGZSeptember 30, 2007
#93948
I was thinking of puting a pancake tank in the spare tire well but I don't know where I could hide the compressors.I gotta go look again and get some ideas.
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I was thinking of puting a pancake tank in the spare tire well but I don't know where I could hide the compressors.I gotta go look again and get some ideas.
Yokotas13September 30, 2007
#94037
under the chassis
if you have a single exhaust, the other side should have enough room to put your comp.
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under the chassis
if you have a single exhaust, the other side should have enough room to put your comp.