Who in Houston knows lots about bagging a truck?
07-24-2010, 11:36 AM
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Who in Houston knows lots about bagging a truck? Im looking for someone who has lots of knowledge and experience with the hardware involved in a bagged setup, specifically the solenoid valves. Ill probly buy one valve but i have a bunch of questions first, anybody?
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a few things about the valves:
1. how much amperage/voltage do they need to operate properly?
2. I need one that opens FAST and is reliable, what would be the best brands?
3. where would i go about finding them?
im building a nitrogen powered spud gun, i want the valve to be the "firing mechanism" so im thinking enough D-cell batteries in series to get 12 or 13 volts but is that enough juice? could also use the big 6 volt ones too
i know the truck drops fast when you purge the bags but its got weight on it, i need the gas to blow into the gun instantly so im thinking a very large size, like a -10AN or bigger. How would it perform?
1. how much amperage/voltage do they need to operate properly?
2. I need one that opens FAST and is reliable, what would be the best brands?
3. where would i go about finding them?
im building a nitrogen powered spud gun, i want the valve to be the "firing mechanism" so im thinking enough D-cell batteries in series to get 12 or 13 volts but is that enough juice? could also use the big 6 volt ones too
i know the truck drops fast when you purge the bags but its got weight on it, i need the gas to blow into the gun instantly so im thinking a very large size, like a -10AN or bigger. How would it perform?
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07-30-2010, 07:50 PM
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Call Ekstensive Metal Works on sunny drive in aldine north Houston. I got a few parts from those guys. Bill owns the place and is nationally known for his work and experience.
I have built a few bagged trucks and they got the good stuff
I have built a few bagged trucks and they got the good stuff
07-31-2010, 09:14 AM
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nice, i just put some 22" TT2's on my SRT8 300C and have been inquiring about an air ride, which i'm assuming are "bags".
not too familiar with that aspect of modding cars lol
not too familiar with that aspect of modding cars lol
