Air Shocks on G9

[ghaydu]

FYI air shocks on front don't work. I just tried and they bottom out and if you put more air the tires pull bottom in and won't work. we did the back and they worked great.

[kingarthur]

Originally Posted by LimitedEdition

I like your work but I have to ask the obvious question. Without the coil over spring what happens to the rear of the cart if you lose air pressure.

Originally Posted by slonomo

I think you know the answer to that. Low rider baby!

As slonomo mentionned, it's low rider baby!
It happened twice up to now and probably my fault for not pushing the air tube far enough in the shock. It does go down to the ground but still works. No major rubbing anywhere and certainly not dragging on the ground.

[Bub56]

I know this is an older post, but wondering if this is how you lifted your cart. Or did you use a block system and these shocks?
Never mind I now see in the picture that you don’t have your cart lifted

[kingarthur]

Just wanted to add a few pictures.
I installed an onboard air compressor.
It is currently tied on with long zip-ties.
The power button is a momentary press button, only works when pushed in.
And it is wired directly to the battery.

[Jammy]

I did this to my cart and added 20" tires. No problem. Thanks

[F-ROD]

I know this is an old post, but it was exactly what i was looking for. thanks for the explanation, pictures and model numbers!

[kingarthur]

Just a quick note that if you leave the compressor connected to the air line, it will bleed air over a certain period.
Might be because it is a cheap compressor.

[Riddle.brody]

Originally Posted by kingarthur

Just a quick note that if you leave the compressor connected to the air line, it will bleed air over a certain period.
Might be because it is a cheap compressor.

You should be able to add a check valve between the compressor and the bags. If you wanted to get really fancy you could add a 12v air solenoid with a switch to lower/dump the bags