Accu-Air or Air Runner
I plan on going with one of these two companies for my air setup, but I'm having a very hard time making a decision. I don't have any hands on experience with either, so I've been just going off of posts and articles I've read. Anyone who has experience with either system (or both) feel free to enlighten me with the pros/cons of each.
Thanks!
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I plan on going with one of these two companies for my air setup, but I'm having a very hard time making a decision. I don't have any hands on experience with either, so I've been just going off of posts and articles I've read. Anyone who has experience with either system (or both) feel free to enlighten me with the pros/cons of each.
Thanks!
Insert Cool Name Here;438171 wrote:I plan on going with one of these two companies for my air setup, but I'm having a very hard time making a decision. I don't have any hands on experience with either, so I've been just going off of posts and articles I've read. Anyone who has experience with either system (or both) feel free to enlighten me with the pros/cons of each.
Thanks!
they make totally different parts of an air setup -- accuair makes a control module and accessories for controlling height with an air setup, while air runner makes the air setup it self (shocks + bags). you can run both together, or you could run accuair with another company's air setup, or you could run air runner without accuair
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[QUOTE=Insert Cool Name Here;438171]I plan on going with one of these two companies for my air setup, but I'm having a very hard time making a decision. I don't have any hands on experience with either, so I've been just going off of posts and articles I've read. Anyone who has experience with either system (or both) feel free to enlighten me with the pros/cons of each.
Thanks![/QUOTE]
they make totally different parts of an air setup -- accuair makes a control module and accessories for controlling height with an air setup, while air runner makes the air setup it self (shocks + bags). you can run both together, or you could run accuair with another company's air setup, or you could run air runner without accuair
cheez80;438178 wrote:they make totally different parts of an air setup -- accuair makes a control module and accessories for controlling height with an air setup, while air runner makes the air setup it self (shocks + bags). you can run both together, or you could run accuair with another company's air setup, or you could run air runner without accuair
Yeah I got that (sorry I wasn't more specific with my post).
I'm talking just the air management system (ie controls, compressors, Tanks, Valves) and overall quality of equipment. I would like a comparison between the two companies, because I know both companies make there own components.
I understand the bags are a different entity in which accu-air doesn't physically make.
Thanks again.
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[QUOTE=cheez80;438178]they make totally different parts of an air setup -- accuair makes a control module and accessories for controlling height with an air setup, while air runner makes the air setup it self (shocks + bags). you can run both together, or you could run accuair with another company's air setup, or you could run air runner without accuair[/QUOTE]
Yeah I got that (sorry I wasn't more specific with my post).
I'm talking just the air management system (ie controls, compressors, Tanks, Valves) and overall quality of equipment. I would like a comparison between the two companies, because I know both companies make there own components.
I understand the bags are a different entity in which accu-air doesn't physically make.
Thanks again.
Insert Cool Name Here;438179 wrote:Yeah I got that (sorry I wasn't more specific with my post).
I'm talking just the air management system (ie controls, compressors, Tanks, Valves) and overall quality of equipment. I would like a comparison between the two companies, because I know both companies make there own components.
I understand the bags are a different entity in which accu-air doesn't physically make.
Thanks again.
ah, ok. i don't have an air setup at all so i can't help you there. good luck :P
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[QUOTE=Insert Cool Name Here;438179]Yeah I got that (sorry I wasn't more specific with my post).
I'm talking just the air management system (ie controls, compressors, Tanks, Valves) and overall quality of equipment. I would like a comparison between the two companies, because I know both companies make there own components.
I understand the bags are a different entity in which accu-air doesn't physically make.
Thanks again.[/QUOTE]
ah, ok. i don't have an air setup at all so i can't help you there. good luck :P
Accuair FOR SURE.... Quality product and they are located in the states and obviously speak english. Accuair VU-4 manifold is one the best in my opinion...super compact and easy to install. Air tank is pretty much all the same but I suggest an aluminum one to avoid corrosion. And from what I've been hearing Viair compressors are very good. Air runner uses manual valves and I think they have an electronic valve upgrade but I can't be for sure. As for gauges and sensors I would go with dakota digital. I've been hearing mixed reviews about the Accuair E-level though... some have disengaged it since it seems to adjust too often.
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Accuair FOR SURE.... Quality product and they are located in the states and obviously speak english. Accuair VU-4 manifold is one the best in my opinion...super compact and easy to install. Air tank is pretty much all the same but I suggest an aluminum one to avoid corrosion. And from what I've been hearing Viair compressors are very good. Air runner uses manual valves and I think they have an electronic valve upgrade but I can't be for sure. As for gauges and sensors I would go with dakota digital. I've been hearing mixed reviews about the Accuair E-level though... some have disengaged it since it seems to adjust too often.
Blitz;438238 wrote:I've been hearing mixed reviews about the Accuair E-level though... some have disengaged it since it seems to adjust too often.
If someone is disengaging their e-leve cause it adjusts too often they have a leak somewhere down stream in the system..
While parked it takes 5secs for an adjustment to be made & 45secs while driving,if it's constantly adjusting there's a problem..
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[QUOTE=Blitz;438238]I've been hearing mixed reviews about the Accuair E-level though... some have disengaged it since it seems to adjust too often.[/QUOTE]
If someone is disengaging their e-leve cause it adjusts too often they have a leak somewhere down stream in the system..
While parked it takes 5secs for an adjustment to be made & 45secs while driving,if it's constantly adjusting there's a problem..
Thank you for the information thus far. Another question... Which bag/strut manufacturer would best compliment an Accu-Air setup?
Thanks again.
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Thank you for the information thus far. Another question... Which bag/strut manufacturer would best compliment an Accu-Air setup?
Thanks again.
Accuair!
Air Runner sells Accuair with the set ups also...
ever thought about AirREX struts with an Accuair set up.. it would cost you less!
AirREX is making it way into the USA.. Kits been installed in cars and have over 2 years of Daily driving with no issues.
I would say you would get the most bang for your buck with AirREX Accuair set up..
Its a more performance minded strut as you can see it is a coil over type with 12 way adj. dampening.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aEoQiP-L4YA&feature=share
here is the install topic on a G35
http://www.airsociety.net/forums/showthread.php/1642-AIRREX-Infinity-G35-install

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Accuair!
Air Runner sells Accuair with the set ups also...
ever thought about AirREX struts with an Accuair set up.. it would cost you less!
AirREX is making it way into the USA.. Kits been installed in cars and have over 2 years of Daily driving with no issues.
I would say you would get the most bang for your buck with AirREX Accuair set up..
Its a more performance minded strut as you can see it is a coil over type with 12 way adj. dampening.
[url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aEoQiP-L4YA&feature=share[/url]
here is the install topic on a G35
[url]http://www.airsociety.net/forums/showthread.php/1642-AIRREX-Infinity-G35-install[/url]
[IMG]https://fbcdn-sphotos-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-snc7/315633_2539837013418_1178444336_2978257_583094273_n.jpg[/IMG]
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[url]https://www.facebook.com/AirRexAirSuspension[/url]
Thanks for the feedback. Your not the fisrt person who has recommended I go with that combination (Accu-Air / AirRex). I'm definitely thinking in that direction.
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Thanks for the feedback. Your not the fisrt person who has recommended I go with that combination (Accu-Air / AirRex). I'm definitely thinking in that direction.