Paddle valves anyone?

[kush]

I wouldn't do just one, I did contemplate using 2 1/2" lines for the supply feed though. One for the front one for the rear and then splitting it at the paddles. The air goes from the tank to the paddle then from paddle to bags. I can't imagine how slow it would be if you we're using only one line even if it was 3/8" or 1/2".

any reason you didn't go with the two 1/2" lines? i don't think it should really be a big deal using one for each corner, i'll be running them through the interior trim anyway. just trying to come up with the best solution for a simple setup.

 

[paulnur]

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Bagging your car before led interior? LOL NOOB, lol jk.

 

[Crispy21]

any reason you didn't go with the two 1/2" lines? i don't think it should really be a big deal using one for each corner, i'll be running them through the interior trim anyway. just trying to come up with the best solution for a simple setup.

Dont go with 1/2" youll need 1/4"

 

[kush]

i meant using 1/4" for each corner not 1/2"

 

[jrbrownie00]

any reason you didn't go with the two 1/2" lines? i don't think it should really be a big deal using one for each corner, i'll be running them through the interior trim anyway. just trying to come up with the best solution for a simple setup.

ya, the paddles take 1/4".

 

[tomshouse516]

bump for more setups :smile:

also what do you guys think of running just one line and splitting it into four right behind the paddles? or two > four? seems like it would naturally make it easier to route less lines.

I run one 1/2" split with a 7 port distro block. It has plenty of speed getting to height and adjusting on the fly.

It's not fast but I prefer the slower lift and drop speed.