67-72 c10 bolt on front airride

easy diy bolt on front airride for your 67-72 c10 the brackets the upper and lower brackets are from twisted images only modifications are removing the bump stops on the lower control arms and drilling 4 holes on each upper spring pocket and drilling another hole to run your airline. I'm using airlift d2600 bags and 3/8 airline

[@AbstractDreamz]

Since people learn a bunch from these detailed videos, I will say that an airline cutter or a cheap pvc cutter or shark bite cutter from a home hardware store should be used to cut the line. Also, use DOT approved line and fittings with the inner ferrules. Definitely helps prevent leaks.

[@ccgarage5040]

An actual cutter is the way to go but not necessary if your cuts are straight, but dot line is a must. The line in this video failed twice this summer and was replaced with dot line rated at 160psi burst

[@Good-Enuff-Garage]

nice video, I know it's a ton of work but imagine that engine sitting on a freshly cleaned and painted frame, any time I did that it felt so amazing assembling the clean parts

[@ccgarage5040]

After I get everything together and know there's nothing else that needs to be modified or moved then I plan on taking it back apart to get it all cleaned up and painted

[@juanbarturen2726]

I added that front suspension to my original 52 Chevy frame. Ood information. Thanks

[@jyjjackfast]

I think I will do the same to mine. thanks for the video

[@ccgarage5040]

No problem

[@Doshchopandtuneshop]

Best moments 30 1:48

[@lolife999]

Buy a cheap airline cutter. Way better than using side cutters.

[@ccgarage5040]

No need now it's all done