Kenworth 8 bag air ride pros and cons
Discussion in 'Trucks [ Eighteen Wheelers ]' started by OLDSKOOLERnWV, Jan 27, 2016.
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Well guys here's ya'll a sneak peak at what I'm starting with.... Don't ya'll be making fun of it now doggonit.. lol
It is a W900 L series which is what I prefered, Cummins big cam with a N14 air to air setup on it, 13 spd. Not sure what gears are in it yet.... But here a few pics of the suspension, if you can give me some insight I would sure appreciate it. Thanks. Gotta do a little fixing and a little cleaning but when I'm done it will be to my approval. Main thing is all them darn purple knobs and switch things somebody put all over dash!! Good grief.
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Definitely the AG100 there.
Edit: Good grief. Someone tried making a Peterbilt out of that KW. What with all them purple switches and what not.OLDSKOOLERnWV Thanks this. -
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I'm looking for a truck like that Oldschool. Good find.
On the Ag100....where the round "U" shaped torsion bars bend 90 and pass through the big brackets.....that's where the plastic (or nylon or polyethelene or whatever) bushings are and they like to wear out. If you get someone to rock the truck back and forth you can see how much play you have. It's almost a guarantee that they need doing. Not a real bad job although getting the bolts out might be tough if it's been a while.
Not sure if you've had a KW before but you can go the plumbing store and get a black ABS 45 or 90 degree elbow. It will slide right on the heater outlet and direct the warm air toward your foot on the cold days....that is if you have cold days down there. That's the $2 Canadian cold climate package.OLDSKOOLERnWV Thanks this. -
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If the long bolts clamping the torsion bars are in an aluminum block and haven't been out in some time they can be aggravating to get out. Steel bolts, aluminum spacers, salt, and no Neverseize are not a good combination. I am sure you know that.Just a heads up. In May of 2013 somebody have a nice looking W9 60" flat top with a Cat for sale in your neck of the woods. It went off the Truckpaper but I don't know what became of it. I was set on buying a W9 with a Detroit so I passed. I was also wanting a southern truck. I did find one.
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