TOUGH Decision.
07-28-09, 04:32 PM
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2 Front Sleeved Struts
2 Rear Sleeved Struts
1 Tank (Standard or Pancake)
1 Heavy Duty Compressor
1 Mounting Plate
1 Pressure Switch
MSRP $4,699 USD
i find it interesting that air runner doesn't specify anything about the tank, compressor, pressure switch or actual control module. nor do they show any pictures of the struts. does anyone know if they use a switchbox or digital controller? i can't believe for just shy of 5000 you get a "basic" looking kit. for that kind of coin you could definitely have a better setup and run digital management (accuair, easy street, air ride tech). i can't believe how expensive air runner is!
2 Rear Sleeved Struts
1 Tank (Standard or Pancake)
1 Heavy Duty Compressor
1 Mounting Plate
1 Pressure Switch
MSRP $4,699 USD
i find it interesting that air runner doesn't specify anything about the tank, compressor, pressure switch or actual control module. nor do they show any pictures of the struts. does anyone know if they use a switchbox or digital controller? i can't believe for just shy of 5000 you get a "basic" looking kit. for that kind of coin you could definitely have a better setup and run digital management (accuair, easy street, air ride tech). i can't believe how expensive air runner is!
Firestone Sleeves
Firestone Lines
Firestone Air compressor
Firestone gauges...
Firestone pretty much makes the whole kit for Airruner.
Your buying There system. So they don't need to list anything.
Its not a universal system where they throw different parts from different company's together.
Calviin,
I had Tein, HKS, Zeal, Megan, Tanabe coilovers on my car. I also had the Airrunner system. I can tell you from my honest opinion, that Airrunner was the best setup I had. The ride is VERY close to stock, and the option of raising, lowering your car is GREAT (Comes in handy when you have a lip kit)..
If your going to invest in suspension then do it right the first time.
if you want coilovers for street use I will tell you HKS, Ride is smooth and comfy. If you plan on tacking your car go with Zeals, the ride is very stiff.
If you plan on street use, and love flossing...go with Airrunner.
LOL
07-28-09, 06:04 PM
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maybe that's why I hear my shock bottoms out everytime I drop...
I guess I should raise it little more......
07-28-09, 10:26 PM
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yeah,,,when I first installed it...my perches were all the way down..
and I could tell my shocks were bottomed out..
so I raised a bit..but I guess that was not high enough
I will raise little more.....just like yours i guess hahaha
and I could tell my shocks were bottomed out..
so I raised a bit..but I guess that was not high enough
I will raise little more.....just like yours i guess hahaha
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