Things To Do With A Bracket, Air Ride Edition
In this edition, I've decided to feature one new part, and a few that we've had for a long time but since it's the Air Ride Edition, this is their time to shine. I hope I've made them feel special.
If you get the impression I'm a bit inflated, it's because these parts are easy to install, they look great, and they will save you money. I think you'll also enjoy checking out how one of our customers used Welder Series brackets on his Buick. So grab some CO2, take a deep breath, and read on.
Air Springs & the Infinitely Adjustable Spring Rate
No, it's not the new Harry Potter movie title. Air springs have been installed on street rods, customs, hot rods, even motorcycles, for decades. I think it's been in the last five or ten years that they have really taken off as an alternative to the tried and true coilover, which substituted the coil spring with an external shock. There will always be people who adamently say that air springs pop, deflate, fizzle, make demonic noises, etc. If you're one of those people, you may not have even opened this email. But... coilover shocks can leak, springs are inconvenient to swap, and coil springs don't lend themselves to easily changing the ride height. If air springs are installed correctly, they will provide many years and of miles of trouble free driving. Think of the trucking industry.
This week, we're featuring air ride brackets. So naturally, when we were thinking of what to put on sale, the first thing that came to mind was exhaust hangers. Wait, that's next week. OK, OK, 20% off air ride stuff! Sale prices are shown in this email, and only available until November 2/07.
And since you're so special, eFXDesign, you'll be the first to know about our rear shock bracket when it's released.
Don't forget about our standard rear axle brackets
(highlighted in our last email) which you can use with the Shockwave 4" air shocks (as on our '32) or with regular coilovers.
Recognize that plate? You guessed it; it's a #20724 Vega steering box bracket plate, for $8.95! He used it as a bolt-on transmission mount. Or you can check out all 98 of the plates in our web store.
