Thread #6595

Coilovers or air?

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vip_baller250September 14, 2007
#89158

Coilovers or air?

Dont yet have a car but was thinking about an older model GS300/Aristo. What suspension setup would you suggest. Air or coils?
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Dont yet have a car but was thinking about an older model GS300/Aristo. What suspension setup would you suggest. Air or coils?
PANCAKES!September 14, 2007
#89163
Air if you can afford it, coils if you can't! :shrug:
Save for air, it's worth it but if you can't wait or save then just do coils!
Can't go wrong w/ either!
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Air if you can afford it, coils if you can't! :shrug: 
Save for air, it's worth it but if you can't wait or save then just do coils!
Can't go wrong w/ either!
widebody_QSeptember 14, 2007
#89184
Air is worth it. Less hassle when you have to work on the car and clear obsticles on the road. The people on coilovers have some valid points as well but overall I feel that air is better. This has been discussed lots of times here on this forum. DO a search in the suspension section and you should find some stuff on it.
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Air is worth it.  Less hassle when you have to work on the car and clear obsticles on the road.  The people on coilovers have some valid points as well but overall I feel that air is better.  This has been discussed lots of times here on this forum.  DO a search in the suspension section and you should find some stuff on it.
cr00klyn718September 14, 2007
#89187
I would say air if u have the money.
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I would say air if u have the money.
elpresidenteSeptember 14, 2007
#89201
What ever suits your needs better...
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What ever suits your needs better...
urmyhero4nowSeptember 14, 2007
#89283
coilovers...then if you dont like them add air:biggthumpup:
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coilovers...then if you dont like them add air:biggthumpup:
fixedtlSeptember 14, 2007
#89286
Air is a good choice but get a good brand less headache.
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Air is a good choice but get a good brand less headache.
thrwnsprkzSeptember 14, 2007
#89305
imo i think coilovers, i would never want to raise the car neway... and im accoustomed to driving around low allready i dont think it'd be a problem.
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imo i think coilovers, i would never want to raise the car neway... and im accoustomed to driving around low allready i dont think it'd be a problem.
SoCalSilviaSeptember 14, 2007
#89377
If you can afford it, get air, if not get coils.
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If you can afford it, get air, if not get coils.
kreasimsSeptember 14, 2007
#89386
I was told that air is giving you more bounce & less stablility compared to coils. Is that right?
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I was told that air is giving you more bounce & less stablility compared to coils. Is that right?
allstarSeptember 14, 2007
#89442
PANCAKES!;89163 wrote:Air if you can afford it, coils if you can't! :shrug:
Save for air, it's worth it but if you can't wait or save then just do coils!
Can't go wrong w/ either!


i can afford both but i perfer coilovers.
ive had both and overall im happier with coilovers.
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[quote=PANCAKES!;89163]Air if you can afford it, coils if you can't! :shrug: 
Save for air, it's worth it but if you can't wait or save then just do coils!
Can't go wrong w/ either![/quote]
 
i can afford both but i perfer coilovers.
ive had both and overall im happier with coilovers.
OGSeptember 14, 2007
#89521
air over coilovers.
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air over coilovers.
BIGGZSeptember 15, 2007
#89755
Air.
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Air.
Teknolust72September 15, 2007
#89817
Coilovers with air, best of both worlds!!
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Coilovers with air, best of both worlds!!
PANCAKES!September 15, 2007
#89836
If you can, Add a poll to this thread!
I think that will help you get a better idea......
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If you can, Add a poll to this thread!
I think that will help you get a better idea......