UAS or AR?!?!
i just wanna see what the consenus is. Universal Air Suspension w/ bilstein or Air Runner? what would you do and why? pro's n con's of both would help also
Thanks!
Thanks!
lol darn it wit 2 more different options thrown in im really confused what to get now lol. i have enough funds to get either one of theses. i just wanna make sure i get the correct one
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If you have the funds I would get airrunner. Plug and Play and I have heard the ride quality is great, I am sure the UAS is quality stuff as well so its really up to if you want to spend the $ on airrunner
about the air force suspension, people still cant get a straight answer from the vendor and people that have it here dont seem to review it and give their feedback. If it were my money I would stick to either airrunner or a UAS setup.
I would go with the Airrunner but that is me. Most of the guys I know run Airrunner. As for the Airforce, that really is my ultimate. I drive way to aggressive for air suspension so the coilover spring suspension with air canister up top on the Airforce would fit me well.
If you get AR, you're stuck with the parts that the kit comes with, so that means you can't pick and choose your valves/compressors/switch box/tanks/etc.
Then again, its pretty much plug in play as far as the airbag struts go.
Then again, its pretty much plug in play as far as the airbag struts go.
i was looking at the UAS FAQ on vipstyle cars and they said that the UAS is more sporty than the AR set up. is this true?
heres the link: http://www.vipstylecars.com/forums/s...ead.php?t=3390
heres the link: http://www.vipstylecars.com/forums/s...ead.php?t=3390
my uas setup still rides good with blown kyb gr2s in the front. saving for some coilover to add to my kit .but no problems with mine i dont know about the others. ive seen the canovers on a car out here he only has two switches front and rear.hope my 2 cents help you out
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