- Feb 17, 2014
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back story - I have my Voy Lowered... 1.5 Front / 3 Rear. using Lowered Springs. I got the stance I wanted, it's been 2 years, and not I want to add some dynamics to my suspension. I want to raise it when I want without having to switch out different size springs. Sooo.. My project right now is installing the AirRide Wireless Air System. I will be able to use a remote to raise the height of my ride. I am using some TBSS air bags in the rear. The front.. I'll talk about that later.. hint.. KBEEs.
So.. I did the install today, or at least mount the components of the air system and run the air lines.
The Problem - The TBSS Rear Air bags have a hose fitting of 1/8 diameter, the Air System as a Hose system of 1/4 diameter. I know the fix is some type of fitting that will allow me to connect 1/4 on one end and 1/8 on the other... But I could find anything at all the hardware/auto stores.
What is the proper setup to connect two hoses that are the different sizes? I would would love to find a quick connect that has 1/4 & 1/8, but if not, then I need find out what I need. I know I can't just by the plastic Vacuum lines... lol Stil cracks me up that a PepBoys guy said to use that.. haha anyhoo.. I will post pics of how I mounted everything. Thanks everyone!
So.. I did the install today, or at least mount the components of the air system and run the air lines.
The Problem - The TBSS Rear Air bags have a hose fitting of 1/8 diameter, the Air System as a Hose system of 1/4 diameter. I know the fix is some type of fitting that will allow me to connect 1/4 on one end and 1/8 on the other... But I could find anything at all the hardware/auto stores.
What is the proper setup to connect two hoses that are the different sizes? I would would love to find a quick connect that has 1/4 & 1/8, but if not, then I need find out what I need. I know I can't just by the plastic Vacuum lines... lol Stil cracks me up that a PepBoys guy said to use that.. haha anyhoo.. I will post pics of how I mounted everything. Thanks everyone!