Helper bag (helpers) discussion thread

oh wow, a gauge would be sweet i've been using this

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I want bags so bad but they seem way pricey. But i dont think ill ever go full air ride.
 
bgray said:
Wireless kits have gauge on remote...digitally...very futuristic jared
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huh? I already looked at dakota digital, found one locally, but it only reads one pressure.

Socal Diesel is out of their pods, dude on pt.net makes one, but it isn't as clean as I would like, that TTS is nice, I guess I will go with it and run one gauge with two needles, although I prefer two gauges, but cost is killing me

Right now I can't afford a wireless setup...I don't ball like some of you.
 
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seems easiest route for helpers would be Mcg bags then one of the airlift wireless kits.
is that all you would need?
 
but you wouldnt need to buy gauges or anything would you? i want helpers but ima cheap bastard but i cant see a cheap way of doing this.
 
Someone is selling theirs to me for $200, pretty much dont need anything other than larger compressor and tank I think
 
any of the airlift compressor kits are 100% ready to go. Even the none wireless kits with gauges are ready to roll. Wireless ones have digital read outs on controllers
 
Im planning to get helpers too with on board air soon and already have a custom welded notch. Love the idea of the esky shifter and need a part #. Was told to go with slam air kit since I'm at 10" drop.
 
now im at 4/8 and want mcg helpers.
anyone know who sells them the cheapest?
jw if someones search for the best deal before i spend forever searching lol.
 
Jimmy said:
now im at 4/8 and want mcg helpers.
anyone know who sells them the cheapest?
jw if someones search for the best deal before i spend forever searching lol.
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I found them on eBay for $306, that was the cheapest new I could find when I was looking
 
Anyone know how low you can be to still run Mcg helper bags? On every website they say for 5",6" and 7" drops. Im at 8". Would they work?
 
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