universal air suspension
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anyone on here running universal air suspension? if so how is the ride quality? im thinking of getting these because airrunners is too expensive for me. here is a link https://www.universalairsuspension.c...1c3f63c9022d54 tell me what you guys think thanx.
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you would be saving quite a bit of money.
but it looks like you have to do some fabricaions to get the kit on.
someone here knws the guy with that black GS ( I think his name is David)
maybe someone can ask him.
I kinda been looking into Chassis Tech for air.
it looks like they offer a bolt on application for the front struts.
http://www.airbagit-store.com/produc...sp%3Fid%3D2102
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but it looks like you have to do some fabricaions to get the kit on.
someone here knws the guy with that black GS ( I think his name is David)
maybe someone can ask him.
I kinda been looking into Chassis Tech for air.
it looks like they offer a bolt on application for the front struts.
http://www.airbagit-store.com/produc...sp%3Fid%3D2102
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Chassis Tech is the same as AIM.... do an internet search on them. You'll be suprised what you pull up. Very Very bad company to deal with, many pending law suits, etc... I frequent many other forums, about hot rods and trucks....their name comes up too many times. BAD NEWS
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I kinda been looking into Chassis Tech for air.
it looks like they offer a bolt on application for the front struts.
http://www.airbagit-store.com/produc...sp%3Fid%3D2102
.
it looks like they offer a bolt on application for the front struts.
http://www.airbagit-store.com/produc...sp%3Fid%3D2102
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The GS/ IS/ LS shocks do not look like those...
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Chassis Tech is the same as AIM.... do an internet search on them. You'll be suprised what you pull up. Very Very bad company to deal with, many pending law suits, etc... I frequent many other forums, about hot rods and trucks....their name comes up too many times. BAD NEWS
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anyone on here running universal air suspension? if so how is the ride quality? im thinking of getting these because airrunners is too expensive for me. here is a link https://www.universalairsuspension.c...1c3f63c9022d54 tell me what you guys think thanx.
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so you are saying that if i use a coilover system i wont have to fabricate and if i just use my stock struts i will have to fabricate? if that is so what would be cheaper to buy coilovers or fabricate?
so you are saying that if i use a coilover system i wont have to fabricate and if i just use my stock struts i will have to fabricate? if that is so what would be cheaper to buy coilovers or fabricate?
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With a factory strut, you might have to fabricate your own air bag perch. Also, without the adjustibility of a thread perch (like the ones on coilovers), you might have to do some "trial and error" to get a spacer right if you need one.
Coilover with the Aero Sport bag is a more expensive way to build an air ride system, but it does cut down on a lot of fabrication time.
Here's a video of some of the stuff Universal Air has done:
http://www.universalairsuspension.co...-Lowriders.wmv
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I be honest with you I'm have those ab setup on my tein flex/edfc I haven't drive it yet cuz it's still in da shop cuz my boy wuz having problems wit the back but we figured out already and should be ready by this weekend. This ain't an easy task but there alot of fab going on to this setup in order to work. I am excited on how it rides and such but having the electronic dampering controller should smooth out everthing. I think. I post up my setup as soon as I get my car back. It's probably cheaper if you use your factory shock but I wanted to control the dampering if neccessary.
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it sucks that airrunner is not in your price range. but now your gonna pay for what you get in the future. my airrunner 1 year strong since the begining of this month. daily driven and all . just trying to encourage you to make a better decision . just save for it, you wont regret getting airrunner
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Yea I kno antbro man If I had done it first I should have went with the airrunners in the first place. I've already purchase the teins/edfc and comes to find out that I needed to do summin else with my whole setup of the car.Plus nobody won't give me the full price on some brand new coilovers anyways. But you live and you learn
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If you price everything out with the new coilovers and the Airbag kit how much do u think you would spend all together? Im just curious on how much everything is going to cost. Initial cost is always a nice low price but adding everything u actually need to get the kit running thats what i want to know how much it comes out to.
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Yea I kno antbro man If I had done it first I should have went with the airrunners in the first place. I've already purchase the teins/edfc and comes to find out that I needed to do summin else with my whole setup of the car.Plus nobody won't give me the full price on some brand new coilovers anyways. But you live and you learn