ok i thought you wanted it lower not just quiet. yea then you probably have done all you can do. i wish these were made like cars were 40 years ago. its scary how thin the metal is. the 3/16 square tubing im using is almost twice as thick as the stock stuff

 

here are some more pics of what i have done. i forgot to take one after i tacked all the pieces together. I test fit it and everything looks good. got about 1.5" without trimming anything in the fender. just needs to be gusseted and then paint.



before

after. still can go lower

 

Since you've built your own new rear axle assembly, why not make brackets to put rear discs on also would sure look better than drums through your thin-spoked wheels

 

yeah i thought of that but im tight on my budget. i will do it if you would like to sponsor me!

 

here are some more pics.

 

DAMN im impressed, you gotta make me one too yeah, i finally found some nitrogen bottles, ended up payin way too much for em through AIRGAS, but its all i could find. but, the ride is up on jack stands, and i removed the springs,shocks, and upper spring mount. hopefully tomorrow i'l have it sittin low, and hittin switches.

 

That looks awesome great job

 

FINALLY!!! got the rear bagged. no time to post any more, gotta go play

 

aye, check out a quick vid of the bags
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fxwuuCHB5Lw

 

hey lunch box, did you try pulling your shocks loose to see how much lower it would go? also when you get a chance will you measure the rear fender when its all the way up and then all the way down. curious to see how much lift those bags actually get.