1lohauler

was it easy to drill the extra holes?

are these the same tubes you have for your f150 http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Westi...Q5fAccessories

Just let me know when your ready to go and we'll knock it out. got nothing but time.... wish I had space to build a garage...... I'd be doing it first too, lol

you wouldn't be using a tractor trailer type rolling sleeve bag. yes, those will hold a large amount of weight, but they're too expensive and too big to fit anywhere. the slam specialties bags are rated very high, something like supporting 4000 pounds each. the rolling sleeve bags for our trucks are rated only around 1500 each, which is also why everyone uses them in the minis. typically, you may go with a RE-8 for the front (8" diameter) and RE-7 for the rear, getting your ride height pressures to between 65-70 psi depending on your setup. ART kits run lower pressures, but are only engineered to drop the truck to a certain point. ART runs a sleeve bag in the rear of their F150 kit, but like i said, it only warrants you a certain limit of engineering.

sure, call me and we can go over it.... 757 735-3770 anytime, if I don't answer leave a message and I'll hit you back.

if you're doing a custom setup, don't use rolling sleeve, they capacity is only good for mini trucks. check out suicidedoors.com. I used Slam Specialties, they're by far the best ride out there; internal bumpstops and they get smaller in diameter as they're filled up, they don't balloon like others.

for my bed floor, i built another floor 2" above the stock so i could cut it out and get the rearend to sit in there without seeing a huge bridge or notch

Thanks for your support

ok i sent another one but this time i made the pictures a little bit smaller so hopefully that allow you to recieve it and i sent them to the same email address as i did last time gcs2004f150@hotmail.com

i sent you 2 emails. did you recieve either one?