jorgie523

ok i need help i am currently running the megan racing 32 way adjustable coilovers but i still rub in the rear and i have been thinking about going to air ride. now i dont know anything about air suspension i have heard about Airrunner but its to expensive for me even tho i would like to have it is just too much.

now my question is whats the next best air suspension kit i can get??? and im also planning on getting the accuair e leve system..

im open to suggestion let me know
thanks

Sffd103

iTrader: (16)

are you only getting the air because you rub? Are your rear quarter panels rolled?
Universal Air Suspension is VERY popular after Air Runner. Look to spend $3,000-$4000

jorgie523

ooh ok i heard UAS is pretty good and i seen the kit for around $2100.00 which i dont think is that bad. what suspension are you running Sffd103?? and yea i already rolled my fenders

LamTheSham

iTrader: (8)

^He's just straight slammed as ish on Megans. What's your wheel setup?

jorgie523

i got some Works Vsxx 20's i got 20x 10 in the rear and 20x 9 in the front..

LamTheSham

iTrader: (8)

Offsets? Depending what offsets you run and how low you are, you're always gonna rub, so might as well embrace it. :P

llamaboiz

when you say you rub, please give all your info, wheel size/offset/tiresize/any fender modification. Your solution might be much cheeper than going air... BUT~ air is so practical so even if a cheeper solution can be found, give it some thought.

Sffd103

iTrader: (16)

I'm running 20x9 and 20x10.5 slammed on Megan LP coils. What size tires do you have?

jorgie523

im actually running rear:285/30/20 and fronts 235/30/20... i only rub when i have a full car or whenever i go over a dip

ThreeFitty

Where did you find UAS kit for 2100?

jorgie523

i found it at Universal Air Suspension.com website the kit runs about 2100.00

jorgie523

Threefitty where in TX are you located?? and who's gonna do the instal on your air ride i have been looking for a legit shop to do it ..

llamaboiz

285??? haha no wonder you're rubbin, get smaller tires but what size tires also depends on your offset.