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M1070 seat question.

monstermog

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I removed the std troop seats for driver and passenger. Installed a fully adjustable air seat. Looking for ideas to hook up for air? Anywhere on the CTIS manifold? Or is there a preferred area?
 
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monstermog said:
I removed the std troop seats for driver and passenger. Installed a fully adjustable air seat. Looking for ideas to hook up for air? Anywhere on the CTIS manifold? Or is there a preferred area?
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You can plumb in anywhere. You may want to add a pressure protection valve and regulator in case of a blown air bag or line going to it so it will not cause you to lose all your air.
 
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I have a cheap regulator from home depot for an air compressor

Ppv valve is 277147x in haldex at napa or oreillys
 
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