How to drive slammed without increasing bag pressure?
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How to drive slammed without increasing bag pressure?
I'm using UAS aero sport bags, on tein cs v2. Damping at full and front bags at 85'ish psi. 1-2 finger gap between tire and fender. Over dips I am hitting the tires. I feel like 85psi should be good? I wanna roll low without shortening my bags At 100 psi my ride height is like stock height up front
Any tips??
Also...when going from 0 psi to 85 psi, my car is is way slammed, but when i go from 100psi to 85 psi my car is at the above mentioned height. Bag deformation when fully deflated? Or Sensor errors?
Any tips??
Also...when going from 0 psi to 85 psi, my car is is way slammed, but when i go from 100psi to 85 psi my car is at the above mentioned height. Bag deformation when fully deflated? Or Sensor errors?
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you have to let the car settle out to get "accurate" reading. so from 0-100psi itll settle to 85 psi.
you just gotta constantly play with out here n there. unless you get the accuair auto leaving kit lol..
me at 85 psi = 0 finger gap tucked :]
me at 100 psi = 2 finger gap.
you just gotta constantly play with out here n there. unless you get the accuair auto leaving kit lol..
me at 85 psi = 0 finger gap tucked :]
me at 100 psi = 2 finger gap.
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Pressure will always equal additional height. The only way to get more pressure at a certain height with the parts you have now is to figure out a way to lower the mounting point of the bags. If you like the ride at 100psi, but it's an inch too high, you have to lower the mounting point of the bag by an inch.
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This is exactly why I went with coilovers. I love to roll slammed with agressive fitment and you just can't do that with air. Granted I am really lucky to have good roads here in Phx.
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hey i might advise against the cs v2 and try to get them mounted to some stances, since they harder damping.
FYI I'm riding with the colors dumped on all four corners, AND I already took off the collars, so single collar on each coil
FYI I'm riding with the colors dumped on all four corners, AND I already took off the collars, so single collar on each coil
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Pressure will always equal additional height. The only way to get more pressure at a certain height with the parts you have now is to figure out a way to lower the mounting point of the bags. If you like the ride at 100psi, but it's an inch too high, you have to lower the mounting point of the bag by an inch.
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you have to let the car settle out to get "accurate" reading. so from 0-100psi itll settle to 85 psi.
you just gotta constantly play with out here n there. unless you get the accuair auto leaving kit lol..
me at 85 psi = 0 finger gap tucked :]
me at 100 psi = 2 finger gap.
you just gotta constantly play with out here n there. unless you get the accuair auto leaving kit lol..
me at 85 psi = 0 finger gap tucked :]
me at 100 psi = 2 finger gap.
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Yeah so you know what I mean. But can you imagine the height based sensors freaking out? I dont know if I could trust that. Are you running UAS too? I called them and they said 85psi should be the same height anytime. He thentold me it might be a sensor problem? I dont know, I gotta alot of toying around to do.
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Yeah so you know what I mean. But can you imagine the height based sensors freaking out? I dont know if I could trust that. Are you running UAS too? I called them and they said 85psi should be the same height anytime. He thentold me it might be a sensor problem? I dont know, I gotta alot of toying around to do.
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