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Air suspension guys: What psi to you ride in?

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chrispyJune 6, 2008
#162677

Air suspension guys: What psi to you ride in?

I've been driving with 75 psi in the front and 65 in the rear. Any lower and the ride jumps everywhere. How can I drive lower more comfortably?
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I've been driving with 75 psi in the front and 65 in the rear. Any lower and the ride jumps everywhere. How can I drive lower more comfortably?
mista808June 6, 2008
#162683
what kind of car do you have, and what type of suspension? if you got airbags over struts, then maybe try going with aftermarket struts or something with dampening...
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what kind of car do you have, and what type of suspension? if you got airbags over struts, then maybe try going with aftermarket struts or something with dampening...
chrispyJune 6, 2008
#162684
2GS with UAS on stock struts. What if I got an SS kit for the front and rear?
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2GS with UAS on stock struts. What if I got an SS kit for the front and rear?
urmyhero4nowJune 9, 2008
#163643
just ride at like 20psi all around lol
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just ride at like 20psi all around lol
nizzan4u2nvJune 12, 2008
#164838
Get better shocks, shorter if possible.
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Get better shocks, shorter if possible.
chrispyJune 12, 2008
#164845
Who makes shorter shocks for my car? Any one have any idea? I might try to make some brackets to mount the bags lower in the rear.
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Who makes shorter shocks for my car? Any one have any idea? I might try to make some brackets to mount the bags lower in the rear.
OGJune 12, 2008
#164846
best bet (if you can swing it) is coilovers. that way you can shorten the overall length without effecting the stroke. i dont know if any companies make "drop shocks" for japanese cars like they do for american models (mostly trucks). another option, that would require a lot of research, is using inserts from another model in oem casings.
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best bet (if you can swing it) is coilovers. that way you can shorten the overall length without effecting the stroke. i dont know if any companies make "drop shocks" for japanese cars like they do for american models (mostly trucks). another option, that would require a lot of research, is using inserts from another model in oem casings.
hondaboiJune 12, 2008
#164871
Koni makes performance shocks for GS2.
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Koni makes performance shocks for GS2.
Yokotas13June 12, 2008
#164909
CST coils
40psi
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CST coils
40psi
chrispyJune 12, 2008
#164914
I just sold my Tein CS. I think I'll just modify the brackets since I don't have money to piss away.
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I just sold my Tein CS. I think I'll just modify the brackets since I don't have money to piss away.