1964 Impala (Wagon) Air Ride and Rear Suspension #3 (Install Bags)

Finally installing the rear air bags! I also ran the brake line over the differential. #bagged64 #1964ImpalaBagged #64BaggedImpalaWagon #64Imapabagged #64Impalaairride

[@jackwitterstaetter1668]

Great work gene ,I also replaced mybreak lines on my rear end after changing all over to disk brakes ,I can't wait to see the finished product ,also looking forward to you working on the coop since that is what I have been working on. Keep up the good work ,there's not to many guys out there like us still working on classics ,Jack

[@GenesCustoms.]

Thanks Jack. I decided to just go with drums on the rear. I have 4 wheel discs on the coupe. When I get further along with this car I'll decide which one is next. I have a "few" of them started. The VW is well along also.

[@frankyfrank6387]

My only issue is with the cups why cant they make them shorter closer to the frame some much space the cups take so it wont lay low when it comes time to bag my wagon im cutting the cups down like 3" off so it can lay low

[@GenesCustoms.]

Hi. Thanks for checking out my videos. I guess I see why you mention that, but with the cups and bags installed the rear end goes all of the way up to the bump stop. From what I can tell shortening the cup won't gain you anything. If you modify the bump stop or use shorter ones you ca gain an inch or so, but if you do that you will need to cut a new hole for the air line to make them come out at a different angle or they will hit the rear end. If I may suggest, mock them up and run the rear end through its travel before you decide to cut the cup. Have fun!

[@diegoc7340]

what brand are the air bags? I'm looking to install some for my biscaney 64.

[@GenesCustoms.]

Hello. Thanks for checking out my videos! here is the link to the eBay kit I purchased. They are AirMaxx. www.ebay.com/itm/224216700787?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=UcUfrqKCRLa&sssrc=2047675&ssuid=bcFKDYP2RmS&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY