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Victor brought his car in for some simple upgrades and a few simple fixes. He wanted 2- 3 gallon chrome tanks to replace the one painted 3-gallon he had and to also stop some of the noise associated with the rear cylinders bottoming out in the top of the strut tower. So I made some dense rubber mounting pads to cushion the upper cylinder mounts in the rear of the car. Mainly to help give it a more softer ride. Here's just a few pics of his car overall and the tanks mounted in the rear.
Victor's car runs strut bags in the front, cylinders in the rear, 3- 3 gallon tanks, 8-3/8" Smc valves, 2- Dual needle gauges, adjustable pressure switch, mini 6 switch box, 2- Thomas 317 compressors.
The car aired out... |
The car aired up... |
The tanks are mounted just in front of the spare tire carrier. |
 The stock trunk carpet goes back in and subs fit around the tanks |
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