I have a 1999 caravan looking to bag it was wondering how hard the install would be and what would i exactly be looking to replace/relocate?

 

heres the short version

youll need to buy


complete setup with compressor, tank, struts, rear bags hoses....everything you need.

1799.00

http://airbagit.com/product_info.php?products_id=3434

 

what is the advantage to bagging? Comfort or variable support for towing? just curious.

 

i'm assumin by "bagging" he meant a full on custom ride height suspension. just like hydraulics, but with air. it rides nicer than a hydraulic syspension. its for looks, thats about it.

 

Yes fully bagged for custom hieght i was wondering if wheel wells have to be cut out and what size rim round fit without cuttin the wheel wells and also how hard are the rear air bad brackets to weld on?

 

you wont "need" to remove the inner wells, if you want to stuff a huge wheel, theyll have to be removed. youll be abe to fit 20" wheels with a 35 series tire...your gonna have to go LOW profile. 18x8 will fit better, but wont fill the wheel well. 18x8 with a 38mm offset.


heres a pic with 18's, picture it slammed and the wheels stuffed. 20's would look alot better imo, but youll have to take it to a GOOD tire/wheel center to have the rims fitted before you would order them. thell be able to order a wheel with the correct offset and width so when its slammed, the wheels fit IN the wheelwells and not beat the fenders off of it.

nevermind..the pic wouldnt work....go to tirerack.com and you can see a van with different size and model wheels on it. you pick the van, the color, year, model, wheels and size and you can look at it.


those rear bags replace the springs and bolt in..no welding.

heres some bagged caravans to make you drool for a little while

 

by lookin a those vans...18's are the way to go without major wheel well mods.