GEN4 Air Lift - show me your set up

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Looking for GEN4 open front car install set up and location of compressor tank etc

my car has the medium size tank with foot cover that goes where the passenger foot rest is 

what have you all done 

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I did no tank just straight from compressor to control its fine for adjusting the bags and i don’t lower the care to look cool

 
I've done several over the years. Mouny the compressor under the passengers seat. Cut the brackets off the tank and mount is using long zip ties and put it right in front of the passenger seat. 

 
I put three 1 gallon tanks under the passenger seat and then the compressor under the drivers seat with hard lines connecting everything. I haven't put in the adjustable ride height though. I did have to raise the passenger seat about an inch for the tanks to fit though.

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I have a similar setup I installed.  I highly recommend to put some heat shield between your seat and the compressor, they get hot!

 
I have a similar setup I installed.  I highly recommend to put some heat shield between your seat and the compressor, they get hot!
Never really thought about the heat. But I turn mine on and off with each use. If I get the adjustable ride height set up I'll figure out something for a heat shield.

 
Hello,  I use a small 1/2 gallon tank under the passenger seat (I don’t routinely air out, so it’s enough- the end of the tank has an air chuck I can access from the top between the side rail and seat), and mounted the compressor right in front of it. The valve box is under the driver’s seat.  My friend made me up a nifty mount for the controller.  He welded a bar that we bent to the bolt that holds the tach- this keeps it from getting sand blasted.  I used 3/8 inch lines and fittings to air down and up faster- 1/4 inch works great though too.    I use the Funco cooler up front to hold things - and I like the nostalgia of it.  Hope this helps.  

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