Air Suspension Questions
#122
11-06-2009, 04:04 PM
#123
11-06-2009, 04:10 PM
Ride quality is nice, kind ahard to explain cause its different than having a spring. Basically the easiest way for me to descride it is, over like small stuff lightly rough roads its smoother than coils, but then like if you hit a dip or something like that it's more bouncy. I'm assuming because the bag itself can't compress as much as an actual coil. Over all for my driving style i like the bags better. Also since my wheel setup is so aggressive i haven't really been able to test the performance aspect of em but once i get my bbs's back from my buddy i will prob test that out do a canyon run.
Install, it took me a total of about 20 hours doing it alone, and for my first time. I've been working on cars since before my license so i have alot more experience with stuff of this sort so for me the install wasn't to hard, just time consuming. If you don't really do alot on car i wouldn't recommend installing your self, but if you have a spare car and a good amount of free time i can be done.
Install, it took me a total of about 20 hours doing it alone, and for my first time. I've been working on cars since before my license so i have alot more experience with stuff of this sort so for me the install wasn't to hard, just time consuming. If you don't really do alot on car i wouldn't recommend installing your self, but if you have a spare car and a good amount of free time i can be done.
#124
11-06-2009, 04:13 PM
Ride quality is nice, kind ahard to explain cause its different than having a spring. Basically the easiest way for me to descride it is, over like small stuff lightly rough roads its smoother than coils, but then like if you hit a dip or something like that it's more bouncy. I'm assuming because the bag itself can't compress as much as an actual coil. Over all for my driving style i like the bags better. Also since my wheel setup is so aggressive i haven't really been able to test the performance aspect of em but once i get my bbs's back from my buddy i will prob test that out do a canyon run.
Install, it took me a total of about 20 hours doing it alone, and for my first time. I've been working on cars since before my license so i have alot more experience with stuff of this sort so for me the install wasn't to hard, just time consuming. If you don't really do alot on car i wouldn't recommend installing your self, but if you have a spare car and a good amount of free time i can be done.
Install, it took me a total of about 20 hours doing it alone, and for my first time. I've been working on cars since before my license so i have alot more experience with stuff of this sort so for me the install wasn't to hard, just time consuming. If you don't really do alot on car i wouldn't recommend installing your self, but if you have a spare car and a good amount of free time i can be done.
#125
11-06-2009, 05:01 PM
Ride quality is nice, kind ahard to explain cause its different than having a spring. Basically the easiest way for me to descride it is, over like small stuff lightly rough roads its smoother than coils, but then like if you hit a dip or something like that it's more bouncy. I'm assuming because the bag itself can't compress as much as an actual coil. Over all for my driving style i like the bags better. Also since my wheel setup is so aggressive i haven't really been able to test the performance aspect of em but once i get my bbs's back from my buddy i will prob test that out do a canyon run.
Install, it took me a total of about 20 hours doing it alone, and for my first time. I've been working on cars since before my license so i have alot more experience with stuff of this sort so for me the install wasn't to hard, just time consuming. If you don't really do alot on car i wouldn't recommend installing your self, but if you have a spare car and a good amount of free time i can be done.
Install, it took me a total of about 20 hours doing it alone, and for my first time. I've been working on cars since before my license so i have alot more experience with stuff of this sort so for me the install wasn't to hard, just time consuming. If you don't really do alot on car i wouldn't recommend installing your self, but if you have a spare car and a good amount of free time i can be done.
Cool appreciate the feedback.
I'm assuming that it's time consuming because of the lines and electrical work?
For $2200 bucks this deal is hard to pass up. Man there is just some much stuff that I want rite now, lol...
KRIS79: let us know how ur install goes.
#126
11-06-2009, 05:23 PM
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11-06-2009, 09:28 PM
#130
11-11-2009, 10:03 PM
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#132
11-12-2009, 12:39 AM
I thought the UAS kit is the same for the G's and Z's regardless of coupe or sedan for the G as well. Could you elaborate what options there will be made available?
#133
11-16-2009, 03:54 PM
