Ksport air struts plus Airlift Autopilot v2.
05-13-14, 10:35 PM
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Most people on the air forum are the do it themsleves people who have have never installed anything. If you read the manuel it tell you exactly how the system functions. I have had to fix a number of installs where people just decide it was better to just though it in the trunk not mount anything correctly and make there car go up and down. The Air lift products are great for that, but are steps behind the other companies that why it so cheap. Look at the price of bags you get what you pay for, while the same can be said about the management part as well. Your V2 I hope works well for as long as you have your car but in the end it still step behind the other companies.
05-14-14, 09:56 AM
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Are you sponsored by their competition? Lol
I really doubt every Accuair issue is directly related to improper installation. Every company has issues no matter what it is or how much it cost.
I really doubt every Accuair issue is directly related to improper installation. Every company has issues no matter what it is or how much it cost.
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05-16-14, 05:54 AM
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So the only way those sensors can go bad is from improper installation? Lol well obviously your opinion is biased since your affiliated with the competition, but thanks for the advertising 
I'd say the "setup in a box" is more for the DIY since you just plug it in and go. It's kinda hard to screw that install up so it would be hard to blame installation for any problems with that setup.
Anyways, my Autopilot is working fantastic.
I'd say the "setup in a box" is more for the DIY since you just plug it in and go. It's kinda hard to screw that install up so it would be hard to blame installation for any problems with that setup.
Anyways, my Autopilot is working fantastic.
05-16-14, 08:20 AM
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So the only way those sensors can go bad is from improper installation? Lol well obviously your opinion is biased since your affiliated with the competition, but thanks for the advertising
I'd say the "setup in a box" is more for the DIY since you just plug it in and go. It's kinda hard to screw that install up so it would be hard to blame installation for any problems with that setup.
Anyways, my Autopilot is working fantastic.
I'd say the "setup in a box" is more for the DIY since you just plug it in and go. It's kinda hard to screw that install up so it would be hard to blame installation for any problems with that setup.
Anyways, my Autopilot is working fantastic.
05-16-14, 12:52 PM
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https://www.google.com/#q=accuair+issues
https://www.google.com/#q=accuair+problems
There are PLENTY of CORRECTLY installed Accuair systems with issues, including(but not limited to)faulty sensors, valves, and ECU's.
One guy had 3(THREE) bad Accuair manifolds in a row, correctly installed and admitted by Accuair that the valves were faulty.
So YES, every company has their fair share of issues and it's not just due to bad installs. That's my point. You don't have to defend them to the grave and don't take this as a jab at Accuair. I think they make a great product, but they're not perfect and they're certainly not the only player in the game.
https://www.google.com/#q=accuair+problems
There are PLENTY of CORRECTLY installed Accuair systems with issues, including(but not limited to)faulty sensors, valves, and ECU's.
One guy had 3(THREE) bad Accuair manifolds in a row, correctly installed and admitted by Accuair that the valves were faulty.
So YES, every company has their fair share of issues and it's not just due to bad installs. That's my point. You don't have to defend them to the grave and don't take this as a jab at Accuair. I think they make a great product, but they're not perfect and they're certainly not the only player in the game.
05-16-14, 07:43 PM
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https://www.google.com/#q=accuair+issues
https://www.google.com/#q=accuair+problems
There are PLENTY of CORRECTLY installed Accuair systems with issues, including(but not limited to)faulty sensors, valves, and ECU's.
One guy had 3(THREE) bad Accuair manifolds in a row, correctly installed and admitted by Accuair that the valves were faulty.
So YES, every company has their fair share of issues and it's not just due to bad installs. That's my point. You don't have to defend them to the grave and don't take this as a jab at Accuair. I think they make a great product, but they're not perfect and they're certainly not the only player in the game.
https://www.google.com/#q=accuair+problems
There are PLENTY of CORRECTLY installed Accuair systems with issues, including(but not limited to)faulty sensors, valves, and ECU's.
One guy had 3(THREE) bad Accuair manifolds in a row, correctly installed and admitted by Accuair that the valves were faulty.
So YES, every company has their fair share of issues and it's not just due to bad installs. That's my point. You don't have to defend them to the grave and don't take this as a jab at Accuair. I think they make a great product, but they're not perfect and they're certainly not the only player in the game.