slam bags?

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slam bags?
Sprk Sho avatar
Sprk Sho
+1y
They're better then two fat chicks and a bag of weed.
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draggindak
+1y
what kinda weed?
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92LOWYOTA
+1y
they are the best around i think over all performance
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SIK_SUV
+1y
I've had mine in for close to three years and other than a little cracks thay are still hanging in there.the new bags aren't supposed to crack like the old ones though. I would recommend them 100%
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outlawcrewcab
+1y
The RS is an old modle they are now RE's and you would need a RE-72 for that. If you dont mind triming the spring pocket run a RE-82's it will ride smoother and less PSI to lift but a RE-72 is just as good. I only install Slam's and they stand behind there bags 100% They just helped me out with bags we installed a year ago. I have replaced alot of stones and lately conti's too with slams. Slams have to be the toughest bag on the market.
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draggindak
+1y
how much trimming of the spring pocket do you think id need? ive already got it trimmed a bit for the 2600s
outlawcrewcab avatar
outlawcrewcab
+1y
well depends what kind of ride? i posted about the 82's for the 51 chevy the 82 is 8" wide as a 2600 is 7" wide plus depends on the hiegth of the upper cup
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kartracr
+1y
if you can fit a 2600 you can fit a 7" slam bag. The slam bags don't expand like the firestones,contis, airlift bags do so you if your clearanced out for a 2600, a slam will fit no problem.
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kartracr
+1y
personally i don't see a need for a 82 in the front of anything except a dually. the 6 will lock up an s10 suspension even on 20's and the 7 will lock up a fullsize suspension up to a 22 on the obs and a 24 on nbs
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outlawcrewcab
+1y
like i said it depends if its an old lead sled it will ride better on the 82's if its a newer truck of a mini its to much bag stick with a 72