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I've been considering running bags for the latter of a year now, but I decided that it was going to be fine if I ran coilovers fully maxed but it's just not low enough.
I currently drive a 2008 Jeep Patriot on BC coilovers designed for the Caliber SRT4, but with no aftermarket everything is a tad bit harder. So I've been looking into running a bag over coilover setup, but I'm not really 100% on what I'd need to accomplish this.
I do plan on bagging front and back, with a 5 gallon tank for more air time, and possibly 2 compressors. I'll admit i'm a complete noob when it comes to air, but I think it's time that I actually learn and do it.
My main concerns right now are,
1) What do I need to consider when looking for bags?
2) Whats the better deal brand wise when it comes to bags?
3) Will I need brackets?
4) What kind of management system would be recommended for this?
I currently drive a 2008 Jeep Patriot on BC coilovers designed for the Caliber SRT4, but with no aftermarket everything is a tad bit harder. So I've been looking into running a bag over coilover setup, but I'm not really 100% on what I'd need to accomplish this.
I do plan on bagging front and back, with a 5 gallon tank for more air time, and possibly 2 compressors. I'll admit i'm a complete noob when it comes to air, but I think it's time that I actually learn and do it.
My main concerns right now are,
1) What do I need to consider when looking for bags?
2) Whats the better deal brand wise when it comes to bags?
3) Will I need brackets?
4) What kind of management system would be recommended for this?
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