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11-19-2002, 10:18 PM
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Re: air cylinders (1SpoolnH)
anyone have air cylinders on there civic. i just was curious if anybody ran these and how they road and how low u can go with them.
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11-19-2002, 10:25 PM
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Re: air cylinders (1SpoolnH)
you guys are **** i asked a simply questions. i am sorry its not a full coilover setup so its a piece of crap. well maybe i think it would be nice to have ride height control at a touch of a switch. i don't give a **** where u like them or not because i could care less about your peice of crap jdm shitbox.
11-19-2002, 10:28 PM
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Re: air cylinders (1SpoolnH)
as far as i know it's not gonna be as smooth as the stock suspensions, but there's not too much difference...hope this help
btw, it's alotta fun..just make sure you get some bigger airlines so you can raise/drop it faster..
btw, it's alotta fun..just make sure you get some bigger airlines so you can raise/drop it faster..
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Re: air cylinders (1SpoolnH)
anyone have air cylinders on there civic. i just was curious if anybody ran these and how they road and how low u can go with them.
11-20-2002, 03:20 AM
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Re: air cylinders (1SpoolnH)
you guys are **** i asked a simply questions. i am sorry its not a full coilover setup so its a piece of crap. well maybe i think it would be nice to have ride height control at a touch of a switch. i don't give a **** where u like them or not because i could care less about your peice of crap jdm shitbox.
I'm sorry they were so harsh on you, but you should understand that for the most part airbags just flat out suck.
The really expensive kits are about the only ones that work, and by that time you could have had a really nice suspension and wheels/tires. The tanks are heavy, the bags themselves are heavy, and like I said only the really expensive ones work well.
Leaky bags and/or messed up pumps and tanks will make you wixh you had never done it. Every bagged car that's came into my shop has had leaks and the cars would not even raise up enough to get onto any lift of ours, and we have some really good lifts for lowered cars.
Try somewhere else for personal testimonies from experience - doubt you'll find any here.
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