Finally got my air gauge in
10-17-2012, 04:43 PM
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I would hold off on it, I am not really sold on this one. Look at AVS. This one separated from the housing so you can see a gap in between the "face" of the gauge and the housing, if that makes sense, you can even see it in the link I posted.
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10-17-2012, 05:12 PM
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I'm looking at the AirLift 25852. It uses a dual needle gauge, with the switches built into the gauge. You can inflate the bags simultaneously, then deflate them independently. Can't get Photobucket to work, says it requires Flash now, and I've tried 15 different times to download Flash, unsuccessfully. So I'm gonna try attaching them....
Good looking gauge too, IMO.
Good looking gauge too, IMO.
10-17-2012, 05:19 PM
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lol....
pic works fine that you uploaded though. I haven't seen that one before.
How much is that setup? I'm still debating on the esky shifter, I just like the idea, if not, I will run a couple of switches hidden somewhere. I'm sort of OCD about things being as OEM as possible, so this gauge is another good option for me.
pic works fine that you uploaded though. I haven't seen that one before.
How much is that setup? I'm still debating on the esky shifter, I just like the idea, if not, I will run a couple of switches hidden somewhere. I'm sort of OCD about things being as OEM as possible, so this gauge is another good option for me.
10-17-2012, 06:00 PM
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These install instructions show a part number for the guage. Then you just gotta find one... 
http://www.catalograck.com/imgVD/AIL...5852_25856.pdf
http://www.catalograck.com/imgVD/AIL...5852_25856.pdf
10-17-2012, 06:17 PM
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Are you running anything at all, what all do you need? Gauge for sure, line is cheap (get black DOT imo) I bought the cheaper plastic stuff for now, in the last pic you can see it hanging down by the center console.
They want $100 for that gauge alone. You can run two switches mounted on your dash somewhere. Or buy that esky shifter and wire the dump and fill to it.
They want $100 for that gauge alone. You can run two switches mounted on your dash somewhere. Or buy that esky shifter and wire the dump and fill to it.
10-17-2012, 06:29 PM
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Are you running anything at all, what all do you need? Gauge for sure, line is cheap (get black DOT imo) I bought the cheaper plastic stuff for now, in the last pic you can see it hanging down by the center console.
They want $100 for that gauge alone. You can run two switches mounted on your dash somewhere. Or buy that esky shifter and wire the dump and fill to it.
They want $100 for that gauge alone. You can run two switches mounted on your dash somewhere. Or buy that esky shifter and wire the dump and fill to it.
I want the left & right bags independent of each other too. That's my only other requirement. Better handling when loaded, and can compensate for uneven loads.