Help Deciding who/where to get bags
03-03-12, 07:12 PM
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Help Deciding who/where to get bags
Hey CL fam I'm looking on getting some air suspension for my 2006 Lexus IS250 AWD any suggestions on what kit to buy or a shop located in NV or southern CA to purchase and install?? My budget is $3gs I found a local place here in Vegas for $2900 full bag system and a dakota digital DHC-2000 management system with level sensor w/o install..Any help is greatly appreciated
03-04-12, 08:57 AM
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I would suggest posting this in the So Cal section. The popular setup is Universal Air Systems. It can vary on the tank size, compressors, how they run your lines, and is you want the Accu air E Level remote control. That gives you an iPhone sized remote that lets you have preset heights and adjusts to keep your ride level all around. That's kinda expensive. $1,500+ I believe.
03-05-12, 01:46 PM
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someone selling a UAS kit for $1650 brand new on craigslist.
then u can get dakota digital DHC-2000 or accuair e-level separately.
i can introduce you to someone that install my car this past week, but it will take about a week to finish since he have another full-time job. he live in Ontario, i don't know how far is that from ur place.
then u can get dakota digital DHC-2000 or accuair e-level separately.
i can introduce you to someone that install my car this past week, but it will take about a week to finish since he have another full-time job. he live in Ontario, i don't know how far is that from ur place.
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03-07-12, 10:05 AM
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Hey CL fam I'm looking on getting some air suspension for my 2006 Lexus IS250 AWD any suggestions on what kit to buy or a shop located in NV or southern CA to purchase and install?? My budget is $3gs I found a local place here in Vegas for $2900 full bag system and a dakota digital DHC-2000 management system with level sensor w/o install..Any help is greatly appreciated
Definitely check out Platinum VIP's Phantom suspension system. It is a cup type system which raises and lowers car just as fast as bag type system. The downside with bag type system is that the bag will always have the possibility of ripping while driving and also there are a lot of set up and solenoids for the bag setup. The Phantom system will never fail you when operating the car, the amount of materials for setup is also a lot less parts and less complicated.. So bagless, less parts = reliability! It is also race proven as they have the same setup on one of HPF's M3 and they have take it to the track and it has perform well. Definitely give them a call
Platinum VIP
626 472 7847
www.platinumvipmotors.com
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