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| Gearheads Greasy mechanical things. Fixing your car, swapping out engines, buying tools, and getting maximum horsepower. |
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#1
 2008-10-18, 16:24
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Air Shocks.
So, I've got Skyjacker Airshocks on my firebird. I never knew what they were until my uncle told me what they are. On the driver's rear, the air line going to the shock is melted from the exhaust. The car leans a little low on the driver's side, and I can't get the left rear to go down, because it's routed through the driver's side shock. Anyone know where I could find new hose for them?
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#2
 2008-10-18, 22:37
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out in them there sticks
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Re: Air Shocks.
www.google.com
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#3
 2008-10-18, 23:17
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Re: Air Shocks.
It's it jsut going to be high pressure air hose?
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#4
 2008-10-18, 23:43
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Re: Air Shocks.
www.google.com
Thanks, smart ass. I looked. If you found something let me know.
It's it jsut going to be high pressure air hose?
I'm not too sure. It's just plastic hose about 2mm. It's not very big at all. I just don't know where I'd find it, or if it has to be some special high pressure hose or not.
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#5
 2008-10-21, 22:47
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NJ lookin at NYC
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Re: Air Shocks.
if the hose is shot already, snip off a piece and bring it to your local hardware store. or auto-parts store.
though hardware first, is my suggestion.
In, fact , take off all the parts you can, (e.g. fittings) and ask for advice.
Hardware store first, auto parts store second, racing parts store third.
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#6
 2008-10-25, 03:10
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Re: Air Shocks.
Find an aeroquip distributor nearby, bring the piece of hose (fitting to fitting) that needs to be replaced, and tell em to make you a new one.
It'd be like $30.
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#7
 2008-10-25, 03:55
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Re: Air Shocks.
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Originally Posted by SephirothAngelus
Find an aeroquip distributor nearby, bring the piece of hose (fitting to fitting) that needs to be replaced, and tell em to make you a new one.
It'd be like $30.
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Freakin' Sweet! There's an Aeroquip distributor in my town. Thanks!
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#8
 2008-10-25, 04:16
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SephirothAngelus 
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Re: Air Shocks.
Freakin' Sweet! There's an Aeroquip distributor in my town. Thanks!
You're welcome.
Aeroquip distributors are awesome, especially if you can get hooked up with a commercial account.
That's how I built my insane fuel system. The guys are really informed about hose and fittings. For instance, they told me why I should use the blue "true bore" silicone coated hoses instead of the overdone stainless steel ones.
Aeroquip dealers rock!
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#9
 2008-10-29, 19:59
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Rocko 
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Re: Air Shocks.
Put normal shocks on it, air shocks are for retards.
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#10
 2008-10-30, 07:14
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Re: Air Shocks.
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Originally Posted by Rocko
Put normal shocks on it, air shocks are for retards.
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