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This weather has hindered my progress....too damn cold. Got the final panel fitment done. I'm running all the power/wiring from underneath the panel so everything looks tucked. Four of the air lines will be underneath the panel as well. I used the spare tire mounting bracket to hold everything in place. It's pretty solid.



Dang DoingOK, that is SO CLEAN! I love it! Are you using a wall decor electrical pass-thru for the Air Lift harness? Genius!

Also - is that just the electrical fan wiring that is wrapped around it at the head of the compressor? I was just going to suggest making sure that the fan is able to get enough air flow once it is ready to run - it draws in from the sides and exhausts out of the top (or maybe vice versa).

Looks killer so far, can't wait to see it all buttoned up!!
 

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Dang DoingOK, that is SO CLEAN! I love it! Are you using a wall decor electrical pass-thru for the Air Lift harness? Genius!

Also - is that just the electrical fan wiring that is wrapped around it at the head of the compressor? I was just going to suggest making sure that the fan is able to get enough air flow once it is ready to run - it draws in from the sides and exhausts out of the top (or maybe vice versa).

Looks killer so far, can't wait to see it all buttoned up!!

The compressor wiring (including the fan) will be going through the mounting panel so you will only see about 2-3 inches of it. I just zip-tied the fan wiring out of the way while I was fitting everything up and stowed the main power behind the air tank. And yes, I'm using an electrical wall vent to run the harness through. I've mounted everything on rubber washers to minimize vibration. I also mounted the Airlift ecu on extra thick felt.....I have a few other little tweaks I'll be using as well ;)
 
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The compressor wiring (including the fan) will be going through the mounting panel so you will only see about 2-3 inches of it. I just zip-tied the fan wiring out of the way while I was fitting everything up and stowed the main power behind the air tank. And yes, I'm using an electrical wall vent to run the harness through. I've mounted everything on rubber washers to minimize vibration. I also mounted the Airlift ecu on extra thick felt.....I have a few other little tweaks I'll be using as well ;)
WAY cool, I can't wait to see the rest!! Keep us updated!
 

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Finally after 12 hours of work shes almost done. I just have to wrap up a couple small things but she's working properly and sitting pretty. Love the ability to adjust everything and have the comfort/performance of coil overs.
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Finally after 12 hours of work shes almost done. I just have to wrap up a couple small things but she's working properly and sitting pretty. Love the ability to adjust everything and have the comfort/performance of coil overs.
Looking great Hellinor! Glad to hear that you are happy with the air so far, let me know how it handles after you rack up some miles!
 

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The compressor wiring (including the fan) will be going through the mounting panel so you will only see about 2-3 inches of it. I just zip-tied the fan wiring out of the way while I was fitting everything up and stowed the main power behind the air tank. And yes, I'm using an electrical wall vent to run the harness through. I've mounted everything on rubber washers to minimize vibration. I also mounted the Airlift ecu on extra thick felt.....I have a few other little tweaks I'll be using as well ;)
Super clean!
 

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Shout out to Velgen for hooking me up with my Airlift system. Those wheels are killing it.
 

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Thank you. You will not be disappointed :thumbsup:
I guess I should clarify that I don't have the Air Lift kit haha. I will be installing the AlphaMale Performance kit with the height and pressure sensors. Seems I will be the first to due the height sensors?
 

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Mine will be using height sensors as well.....if it would only warm up.
 
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Wow they all look great!
 

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Mine will be using height sensors as well.....if it would only warm up.
There are a couple people that have the 3H system but so far no one has come forward about installing the sensors.

If I am the first I will share photos of the location :) :cheers:
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