Bro, thank you so much for this video. Truly the most detailed air ride install for a 350z and straight to the point. I'm installing the Endo CVT and can skip a few steps, but watching your video gave me much more confidence on installing the system. Thanks man!
Hell yeah man! Glad I could help! I definitely want to get an endo tank eventually, it would make the whole compressor situation much more enjoyable lol those things are loud as hell. Good luck!
There’s a reason this video doesn’t have any dislikes, shoutout to you, got stuck in the middle of my install and this video got me right through it! Thanks man
You and me both! Lol I'm so stoked to finally get them. Yeah it's outrageous, I picked up this setup for $1700 used so not bad at all. Might be worth it to piece a kit together used, probably save a ton. There is a used air ride page on Facebook
If you run that exhaust line out to the exterior of the car you will get that loud hiss. Great job. My install took couple weekends because I had to make a trunk board and drill into my car for the airlines. Airlift's direction on my model I needed to drill some big holes.
Glad you got it done man! Yeah I ended up drilling a hole in the rest wheel well and getting a fitting to put in there and connect the exhaust to. It's way better than having it routed in the car lol
Awesome video I’m doing a DIY universal air kit and wasn’t sure about splicing into the ignition wire would the add a fuse work as well for the wire from the pressure switch? Btw it’s a manual management system so it has paddle valves for lowering and raising the car
@@brandonfelt1486 honestly it's pretty easy, it would be hard to fuck it up because you use the parts on the bags as a template. If you did though you'd probably have to get it welded or I'd be worried about safety
Your driver's seat is getting tore up in the same spot as mine... and your door panel's got different shades of black like mine.😑 I just had to gut my interior+clean Everything b/c of white mold. Water was leaking into the hatch area before storing the Z for months during summer...a leak i didn't know about. I got the fabric/covers off the foam+I'm debating between fixing that area of fabric (by an upholsterer) and putting $80 seat covers over the oem seat fabric.... Or buying custom fitted seat covers to replace the oem fabric. The door panels will be a future project. Sweet setup on the air👍👍
Yeah, I got some new seats coming in at some point, Corona is causing everything to take forever to ship... Damn man that friken sucks... I had water getting in my Hatch area too, it actually ended up being from where the rear bumper clips go in to by the tail light, so I sealed it with rtv and it's all good now. Might want to check that spot. What's stopping you from just getting a cheaper pair of racing seats instead of seat covers?
Pretty much every bag set up is the same if not very similar. The only difference that diffent cars make is the routing honestly and the rear bags which are probably easier on most cars since most cars have a full shock set up in the rear instead of a shock, bucket, and separate spring. The routing is definitely not that big of deal, if you can route sub wires you can route bags and at at most your have to drill small holes for hose routing. It's not complicated
Great video!!!!! Definitely most detailed one I’ve seen. This gives me hope to do it by myself. Thanks
Hell yeah brotha! Glad I could help. You got it for sure bro!
Bro, thank you so much for this video. Truly the most detailed air ride install for a 350z and straight to the point. I'm installing the Endo CVT and can skip a few steps, but watching your video gave me much more confidence on installing the system. Thanks man!
Hell yeah man! Glad I could help! I definitely want to get an endo tank eventually, it would make the whole compressor situation much more enjoyable lol those things are loud as hell. Good luck!
There’s a reason this video doesn’t have any dislikes, shoutout to you, got stuck in the middle of my install and this video got me right through it! Thanks man
Thanks brotha! I really appreciate it!
nice bro!!
good work
Thanks man, appreciate it!
Awesome install video! I’ve wanted bags for so long but 4K seems to high for me to pull the trigger, what’s a setup like this run used?
You and me both! Lol I'm so stoked to finally get them. Yeah it's outrageous, I picked up this setup for $1700 used so not bad at all. Might be worth it to piece a kit together used, probably save a ton. There is a used air ride page on Facebook
Kyle Hidalgo damn what a steal!! I’m def gonna check that group out thanks homie!
@@bballkid7409 yeah dude, it was originally going to be a drift build and then I came across that and couldn't pass it up lol
If you run that exhaust line out to the exterior of the car you will get that loud hiss. Great job. My install took couple weekends because I had to make a trunk board and drill into my car for the airlines. Airlift's direction on my model I needed to drill some big holes.
Glad you got it done man! Yeah I ended up drilling a hole in the rest wheel well and getting a fitting to put in there and connect the exhaust to. It's way better than having it routed in the car lol
Super great educational video .
Awesome man, glad I could help!
Awesome video I’m doing a DIY universal air kit and wasn’t sure about splicing into the ignition wire would the add a fuse work as well for the wire from the pressure switch? Btw it’s a manual management system so it has paddle valves for lowering and raising the car
New sub! Great video
Thanks bro I appreciate it!
Nice vid, keep up the good work
Thanks brotha! Appreciate it
Awesome!, well detailed video man 👌🏼
Thanks man! I appreciate it!
EZ pZzzzz...thanks Kyle, appreciate the share!
No problem man. Glad I could help!
What do you do if you fuck up drilling the holes on the top part of the bags in the rears
Shit sorry, just saw this. Like in the body? Probably would have to get it welded and try again. How'd you fuck it up??
I didn’t but i worry about it if I do
@@brandonfelt1486 honestly it's pretty easy, it would be hard to fuck it up because you use the parts on the bags as a template. If you did though you'd probably have to get it welded or I'd be worried about safety
Your driver's seat is getting tore up in the same spot as mine... and your door panel's got different shades of black like mine.😑
I just had to gut my interior+clean Everything b/c of white mold. Water was leaking into the hatch area before storing the Z for months during summer...a leak i didn't know about.
I got the fabric/covers off the foam+I'm debating between fixing that area of fabric (by an upholsterer) and putting $80 seat covers over the oem seat fabric.... Or buying custom fitted seat covers to replace the oem fabric. The door panels will be a future project.
Sweet setup on the air👍👍
Yeah, I got some new seats coming in at some point, Corona is causing everything to take forever to ship... Damn man that friken sucks... I had water getting in my Hatch area too, it actually ended up being from where the rear bumper clips go in to by the tail light, so I sealed it with rtv and it's all good now. Might want to check that spot. What's stopping you from just getting a cheaper pair of racing seats instead of seat covers?
Where you get those red extension plates for the rear?
Like the round pieces that go on the spring? They should come with the 350z kit.
I see the link with no bags where can I get the bags at ?!
You can get them here!
www.bagriders.com/suspension/bolt-in-suspension/suspension-kits.html
😍😍😍
Thanks! I friken love them!
good old shop towel + electrical tape......car diy guy's bandaid
Can't forget to throw a little dirt in there too lol
luckily z's are very easy.. to say so you can do your car doesnt apply. just saying
Pretty much every bag set up is the same if not very similar. The only difference that diffent cars make is the routing honestly and the rear bags which are probably easier on most cars since most cars have a full shock set up in the rear instead of a shock, bucket, and separate spring. The routing is definitely not that big of deal, if you can route sub wires you can route bags and at at most your have to drill small holes for hose routing. It's not complicated