Part Number For AirLift Air Bags???

[SeanMatteson]

Guys,

I'd really like to get my lowering springs and shocks installed this coming weekend.

At the same time, I'd like to get a pair of air bags installed in the rear springs. I'm trying to get the appropriate part number.

Please see my post (http://www.sccoa.com/forums/showthread.php?threadid=28689) under the Technical Forum and let me know if you can help me out with this information.



Best regards,

Sean

[luznit]

This is the only one i can dig up.
Firestone 224C Bag's and you need 3/8 valve's and a compressor.Hope this help a little bit.

[T1Bird]

just check Bill's site under his performance archive Sean

[SeanMatteson]

Actually, Bruce, that's where I got the information about the one part number doing all years of T-Birds. Then, when I followed the link on his page to AirLift Co.'s website, I found that they actually list two different part numbers.

Anybody know which ones I need for my '90 SC?!?!?!

Cheers,

Sean

[Bill McNeil]

Sean,

The part number listed within my performance archive is the one I got off the box that mine came in. So how do you figure your 1990 will need different bags than my 1993?

[SeanMatteson]

I know, I know...

We use the same Eibach springs and stuff, but I just wanted to be sure before I ordered in the wrong kit.

I'll call in the order tomorrow morning.

Cheers,

Sean

[SeanMatteson]

It is a different part number. The '89 to '91 cars are equipped with rubber bumpstops inside the spring on the upper spring perch. These cars have less clearance between the rubber bumpstop and the lower control arm, so the bags are shorter.

I can get a set from a speed shop out in Caledonia for about $130, and it will take two days to get them in.

Bill, ya need to update the website. ;)

Cheers,

Sean

[SeanMatteson]

...Better still, PartSource can get me a set for 5:00 PM today for $118.04 plus taxes!!! :D

They're on their way.

Cheers,

Sean