Hello chaps, I would like to get air ride fitted to one of my projects (an old Merc), and I am looking for some recommendations for someone who can supply and fit a nice and reliable kit, with minimum hassle. Any recommendations on the people to go to? Cheers, Tom
I have just removed a Air ride kit from a lowrider I have just sold (well scrapped, engine was gearbox was broken) It runs on universal (Aerosport) Bag over strut bags, using V2 management plus full lines etc Let me know if your interested
I used to run Airrex struts with accuair e-level management and iPhone controller on the e46 I've not decided should be my new skid car. The whole setup was from plush automotive, they fitted it too as I was away for work. They guys there really are shit hot and really know their stuff however their labour does not come cheap. To be quite honest, if you you've got a bit about you I'm sure you could fit it yourself. Fitting air ride is like putting Lego together, nothing to it.
[HR][/HR] Why not butter my arse Thanks to others, I am looking for an easy peasy roll in roll out solution, so more for recommendations of a good workshop
Can be tricky enough to do yourself, mate of mine done it didn't end well rear collasped on motorway b
If youre just looking for a lift kit and not full air ride, Stance Solutions seems to be the way forward - cheaper, and lets you keep proper coilovers Stance-Solutions
Thanks brother- hope you're good (long time no speak) Yes, I still have the GT3, though considering selling at the moment.
I spoke to the chaps at airride.co.uk who do fitting who seemed knowledgeable and sound and will also speak to Plush. I am looking for something fairly basic for what is a pretty cheap old banger- just having some fun with it Thanks for replies so far
You might not be local, but section 9 street rods I think it's called, Xtec Design - Home Some times hard to get hold of but builds some wild cars on air.
Thanks Marg will check them out too Ha, not sure yet- will drop you a line if so. May be more of a LM classic kind of a chap these days!