Question for you guys riding on air
Hey guys I been thinking about going air. Im on coils right now but I want the convenience of bags. Which setup do you recommend? How does it ride? Is it reliable? Thanks!
I recommend selling current LS and getting another with airsus stock.
It rides magnificent, it is reliable and it is full blown active suspension with computer controlled struts + option to adjust height.
It rides magnificent, it is reliable and it is full blown active suspension with computer controlled struts + option to adjust height.
worng, running OEM air struts and slammed does not balance out. the shocks will blow and hes going to have to run a aftermarket system in the end. basiclly you have two choices AIRUNNER. or UAS.
those were the 2 i was planning on going with but my concern really is just the reliability of them. i drive my car daily pretty low i just want to know if the bags can handle daily driving and how long they would last. i assume since those 2 brands are quality and pretty much everyone uses them they should be ok.
i know plenty of people who are rolling there cars as dailys with air. (air runner and UAS) as long as its installed correctly and you know what youre doing it should last forever.
There are a few makers of air..
Airrunner
UAS
Ksport
D2
Airrex
AirForce
Bagyard( Not made, but there are prototypes they are willing to put into production)
Then you could do Air Cups, which would be installed in addition to your coilovers, allowing for the ability to go over obstacles, while maintaining the ride of a coilover.
Airrunner
UAS
Ksport
D2
Airrex
AirForce
Bagyard( Not made, but there are prototypes they are willing to put into production)
Then you could do Air Cups, which would be installed in addition to your coilovers, allowing for the ability to go over obstacles, while maintaining the ride of a coilover.
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