Air bags

[jason_sps]

I'm putting 20's on it and I don't want to slam it or bounce it, but i would like to go fairly low

[Creepy Cruiser]

Cool.

How low do you want to go, and how big are your wheels?

[jason_sps]

I have a 1975 Cadillac MM.

[Creepy Cruiser]

Nope, you pretty much have to built it all from scratch, lol. It takes quite a bit to get them to lay all the way out.

You can see more on my build if you click on the link in my sig

What year and make is your car?

[R U INJRD]

Does anyone out there know of any Air ride kits for the older hearses? I went to our local Air Ride dealer and they told me they would just use the universal kit with a few more hardware items.

I don't know of any Air Suspension company that makes a specific kit for any type of hearse. You will probably have to put the parts together on your own to get it done. The problem is all the commercial chassis cars are different, and there's no money in doing a lot of R&D on a product they'll likely only sell a couple of.

A good place to buy parts is www.suicidedoors.com . They can even fabricate brackets for you if you figure out what you need. There is also a lot of good information on their site about how to incorporate an air suspension into your vehicle.

www.airridetechnologies.com and www.airliftcompany.com or www.easystreetair.com are also good resources. typically their prices are higher on just about everything, but they do a lot of research and can really help you get set up with the right stuff if you're not mechanically inclined.

[jason_sps]

Does anyone out there know of any Air ride kits for the older hearses? I went to our local Air Ride dealer and they told me they would just use the universal kit with a few more hardware items.