bagged or coilovers?
07-19-10, 08:04 AM
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bagged or coilovers?
im really thinking about getting air suspension or coilovers. if i was to get air suspension i might get k sport air suspension. are these good and reliable? and for coils i'm not sure what brand of coilovers to get? can you guys help me out!
07-19-10, 09:01 AM
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Depend how much money u wanna spend.. For me, I got coil because they are reliable then bag kit.. I dont know if Im right or wrong but remember u gotta make sure the bag kit will last.. For example, I seen some forum who have bag and it blown.. U cant raise the car up with blown bag and it suck to ride super low.. That's why I want worry free without hesitate the bag got problem
07-20-10, 05:47 AM
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Depend how much money u wanna spend.. For me, I got coil because they are reliable then bag kit.. I dont know if Im right or wrong but remember u gotta make sure the bag kit will last.. For example, I seen some forum who have bag and it blown.. U cant raise the car up with blown bag and it suck to ride super low.. That's why I want worry free without hesitate the bag got problem
07-20-10, 05:54 AM
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eh its really all about how you maintain the kit. i use to have air on my old car which was a dd for 3yrs. i only ran into 2 small problems and thats because a line rubbed on my tie rod. if you empty the tank every month and clean your valves, then its pretty worry free. obviously there is a big difference between the two. what are you looking to achieve? do you want the wow factor or just overall functionability?
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07-20-10, 11:50 PM
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imo, it really depends on your budget.
don't let the brand fanboys influence what you should get. at the end of the day, it should boil down to this: afford > need > want.
if you can't afford it, you probably won't need it. even if you can afford it, and you do need it, do you really want that vs. something priced less but does the exact same job?
i do recommend doing some research before commiting your hard-earned money to a product. best of luck.
don't let the brand fanboys influence what you should get. at the end of the day, it should boil down to this: afford > need > want.
if you can't afford it, you probably won't need it. even if you can afford it, and you do need it, do you really want that vs. something priced less but does the exact same job?
i do recommend doing some research before commiting your hard-earned money to a product. best of luck.
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