Newbie to air stuff

[Josh]

I have a ' 72 GMC Sprint which I am seriously considering lowering, but with pneumatics of some sort, so that I can have a little bit of play - probably a range of 2 inches lower, 1 inch higher - Also, a system that would help reverse engine/shaft torque which causes me to loose traction passenger rear before driver rear side - (ignoring posi-units). As I have no experience in this aspect of autowork, I would kinda like guidance as to what sort of system to be looking for that wouldnt be outrageously expensive- doesnt need to be flashy, as more than likely most of it wouldn' t be visi anyways. Thanks if any of you can offer any help.

[darren@ridetech.com]

Alright I had no I idea what you were talking about at first but after doing a search I found out that it is GMCs version of the El Camino. I would use our Cool Ride kits front and rear, along with the RidePro 4 way compressor kit. This will lower the car about 3" at ride height and an additional 2.5-3" fully deflated. Total travel is about 5" .

Small block or big block?

[Josh]

Small block 350 - 10 over, and will be installing headers the same time I put in any suspension/chasis mods or upgrades (in case that affects available space for parts I need.