Nice descriptive video. I'm doing my own airshocked beetle at the momment. Having the air balancing out between the two bags is an issue, but its not really a problem for cruising. The front end is very light, and the swaybars will take up alot of the roll. If you have the stock swaybar thats a bonus, but If you are running stock torsions with no grubscrews on adjusters, your torsions perform as a swaybar too. If you are running through-rods through it will be far worse. Thanks for the vid
@NELODOMI1 its where Airkewld recommend you put the compressor, those guys know their onions. They are located in Phoenix so no rain but i doubt they would put it somewhere its going to get damaged.
It would be cool if you had a 1/4" Npt Female Brass Connect on your system that would allow you to hook up a air hose using a a male npt plug to fill up your tires with when ever you needed to.
Awesome dude loved it. Can you tell us or pm me exactly what you bought for this setup and where you got everything from ? Also how much did it cost you in total ? Thanks n cheers !!!!!!!!!
hi I was just wondering if there's any way to air ride the front with the stock beam (in other words is there any cheap way to do this?) I have a 1973 standard beetle and I just want to air ride the front mainly for looks
Nice descriptive video. I'm doing my own airshocked beetle at the momment. Having the air balancing out between the two bags is an issue, but its not really a problem for cruising. The front end is very light, and the swaybars will take up alot of the roll. If you have the stock swaybar thats a bonus, but If you are running stock torsions with no grubscrews on adjusters, your torsions perform as a swaybar too. If you are running through-rods through it will be far worse.
Thanks for the vid
sweet video!!! great explanation of how the air ride works behind the scenes. thanks man
@ 5:28 never in my right mind did I expect a cat to eez drop did not see that coming lmao but good vid thx for the info
what is the number on the shocks that you used.....awesome setup
Some interesting points and insights. I'm thinking of doing this.
Thanks.
Most helpful video on TH-cam! Thank you!
That is really nice of your to say. Glad to hear it helped!
I love it when your cat decided to cast in your video! What brand and model air shocks and compressor did you use?
@NELODOMI1 its where Airkewld recommend you put the compressor, those guys know their onions. They are located in Phoenix so no rain but i doubt they would put it somewhere its going to get damaged.
It would be cool if you had a 1/4" Npt Female Brass Connect on your system that would allow you to hook up a air hose using a a male npt plug to fill up your tires with when ever you needed to.
Nice instructions, thanks. Can you tell me what airchocks you use ? Link?🎉😊😊❤
Great Video, I'm looking for something like this on my bug to be install someday.
Those cat eyes were trippy
This video is really helpful. Thanks a ton for making it.
What brand/model of shocks are you running? How is the ride quality?
hows the ride quality? what about the rear, what u do for that- bags or static drop? thanks for the video tho.
nice setup mate! also i like how theres a cat just jammin in your car lol
Awesome dude loved it. Can you tell us or pm me exactly what you bought for this setup and where you got everything from ? Also how much did it cost you in total ? Thanks n cheers !!!!!!!!!
do you know the air compressor is not water proof,because the place where you instal it is not correct,but is a good video and nice bug
hi I was just wondering if there's any way to air ride the front with the stock beam (in other words is there any cheap way to do this?) I have a 1973 standard beetle and I just want to air ride the front mainly for looks
Does this set up help with scraping up steep driveways? How much approximate cost?
Good video. Get rid of those trailer connectors and morette connectors though. They will work themselves loose. Not good for automotive installs.
I know this video is super old but what did you use for adapters to run the 1/4 inch line?
where did you get the exhaust valve and the the taggle switch,i need some
hey man were did you get the whole airshocks kit ?
Hi! Can you write up the parts list for this?
what do you have to do to the axle beam so it works with the set up you have
Are you talking about the through rod?
hey bro . do you have a BJ beam? if yes how much is it narrowed that your running shock towers too?
Sorry for the late response. 4" narrow beam and approx. a 10" draw on the air shocks
what part number is the air shocks?
what air valves are you using,, and where do i order um?
Unfortunately I don't know, someone just gave them to me
nice bra thanks I would need some help on that but real nice video
Thank you!
Would you mind draw a diagram? I want to do this on my 67 beetle. Thx in advance
Air shocks or air bags?? Part number?
Air shocks, standard AIR KEWLD air shocks
Oh thanks man
nice dude
Nice
2 much pressure 4 your air shocks. ther gonna start 2 leek
Hey kitty!
Could I give you my email? I need info on this. You helped a lot but I would like to learn more, I have a nice 74 beetle.
@ 5:29
"I iz help you Wif Install, for snax?"
Could I give you my email? I need info on this. You helped a lot but I would like to learn more, I have a nice 74 beetle.
I'd be happy to help if you are still working on it. Email me at lifehacks4dummies@gmail.com