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Anybody Running Airlift Suspension
Looks amazing and worth it for people looking to have their cars slammed to the max. Anybody currently have one installed? Thoughts on it....
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I do... Look up my journal. There's also an air suspension thread that I posted in a bunch of times.
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How high is all the way up? I'm curious if these can work in a more practical aspect not just slamming.
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Mine is currently being installed now. PM for link to pics.
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Right now the rear struts are maxed all the way to their lowest position (sent to me like that from airlift). I can get about 2-3 finger gap at the highest position aired all the way up. Keep in mind the struts are short as is, so if you want it to be slammed you have to give/take some here. The fronts I tuck tire when all the way aired out, but at its highest position I can fit my fist in the wheel gap lol. The front can go higher because the overall strut length is way bigger than the rears. The whole point of air is to be practical... I ride with a finger gap all around basically. |
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