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Old 10-31-2011, 08:58 PM
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Originally Posted by OutlawDyna
You wouldn't happen to have a pic of your set up? I think I got it figured out but want to make sure.
Not using a n2o soleniod but maybe this will help
 
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So I also have a similar set up done by az sandbaggerz here in phoenix....it is by far the best mod on my bike ..I have 10" of travel...all the way up and I don't feel a bump on the road..get to a show and lower that thing.and it gets alot of attention .....my compressor is in my right bag and my up/ down switch is on the left side of the frame by the seat and my release button is on the right side side cover....I love it...its not only cool looking but also comfortable
oh yeah ..and I have about 1-1/2" of clearance as well from my tire ..and fender/ wiring..on stock 16" white walls and a 1" drop kit.
I will be going with a 2" drop kit and a lower profile tire to get the extended bags on the ground...with bump stop of course...
 
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Originally Posted by DuraGlide
Not using a n2o soleniod but maybe this will help
I saved you pic from before. It has helped a lot. Thanks.

My SG is an 07 so I can't put the pump in the side cover. I'm gonna make a box for under the battery or bag.
 
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Originally Posted by OutlawDyna
I saved you pic from before. It has helped a lot. Thanks.

My SG is an 07 so I can't put the pump in the side cover. I'm gonna make a box for under the battery or bag.
Why cant you use the side cover?
 
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Originally Posted by electricking
So I also have a similar set up done by az sandbaggerz here in phoenix....it is by far the best mod on my bike ..I have 10" of travel...all the way up and I don't feel a bump on the road..get to a show and lower that thing.and it gets alot of attention .....my compressor is in my right bag and my up/ down switch is on the left side of the frame by the seat and my release button is on the right side side cover....I love it...its not only cool looking but also comfortable
oh yeah ..and I have about 1-1/2" of clearance as well from my tire ..and fender/ wiring..on stock 16" white walls and a 1" drop kit.
I will be going with a 2" drop kit and a lower profile tire to get the extended bags on the ground...with bump stop of course...
10"? Wow thats a lot! I thought I had a lot with 51/2.
 
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Originally Posted by coolerman69
Why cant you use the side cover?
ECM and PC-v are in the right side cover, fuse block in the left side cover.
 
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Originally Posted by OutlawDyna
ECM and PC-v are in the right side cover, fuse block in the left side cover.
I moved the ecm under the battery. That was easier than putting the compressor under there. The compressor will also fit under the faring
 
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Old 11-01-2011, 08:26 AM
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Originally Posted by coolerman69
I moved the ecm under the battery. That was easier than putting the compressor under there. The compressor will also fit under the faring
Thanks for the idea. The faring is out. Don't want the lines to run that long.
 
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Did anyone put together a parts list yet? Or enough to get me started?? Thanks....
 
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This is what I have.

Monroe MA785 Max-Air Air Shocks
Viair 92C 12 Volt Air Compressor Kit
used NOS solenoid
Lines are from the shocks and extra from auto parts store
Fittings I got from work (push style)
Universal 12 Volt Remote Control Kit (just for fun)
30amp relay
3 position switch from auto store

That's what I have waiting in the garage
 


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