Re: should i get air ride Posted Wed May 8, 02 8:11 PM
it is good for a show car but other wise i do believe it is around 3 grand for a high quality set for the front (thats wut a magazine a saw said) it's expensive i knwo a few ppl who have it i don' know where u get the is it fun from though if u want fun get hydros or soemtihng but it is a slow lowering it will not bounce your car ect..
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Re: should i get air ride Posted Thu May 9, 02 7:56 AM
I don't know how the air cylinders are, but my friend has a bagged truck and its a blast. He hasn't put that much money in it and its pretty fast. If you get the right stuff I'm sure the cylinders can get the car off the ground some.
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Re: should i get air ride Posted Thu May 9, 02 7:58 AM
If ya wanna hop, then get fast bags with 3/8" lines and scuba tanks with a compressor. That will let you bounce and changed your ride height at the flick of the switch. I recommend the scuba tanks as they are relatively small but hold enough air for about 36-38 raise and lowers. If you don't want to run a compressor then you can just hit the gas station when you run low on air. The most trick system is 17-18" rims with a 30-40 series skin, 2-3" body drop, lowereing coils, frame connectors, nitro shocks, fastbags w/scubas - w/compressor - w/3/8" lines. The car drives like a dream, totally legal and completely adjustable. Hydros are illegal in most places and are a major fire hazard. As for expense....you can get a complete Fastbag setup for @ $2500 CAD if you install it yourself. Expect to pay @ $1500 to have someone else install it as it is labour intensive. Trust me, the systems are sweet and I have never met or heard of anyone that wasn't happy with their fastbags.
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