Thread #20481

air suspension help..

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CodeOfSilenceFebruary 8, 2010
#298927

air suspension help..

i wana get the uas bag kit for my 97 q45 and was wondering how it would do on stock shocks.... i cant find coils anywere so any input?

also if anyone is down to have ksport make some coilovers for us i need 4 ppl
they told me about 1400- 1500 each person
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i wana get the uas bag kit for my 97 q45 and was wondering how it would do on stock shocks.... i cant find coils anywere so any input?
 
also if anyone is down to have ksport make some coilovers for us i need 4 ppl
they told me about 1400- 1500 each person
VI IXFebruary 8, 2010
#298964
Save for air runners. It's worth it.
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Save for air runners. It's worth it.
tomleeFebruary 8, 2010
#298968
if your on a budget then just get UAS. Airrunner seems over hyped to me, though I've never used them, so take my opinion with a grain of salt.

I would advoid ksport however. Do research and peice a kit yourself, you'll save some money buy buying better parts. I suggest manifolds over valves too as they are easier to deal with...however valves are a bit cheaper
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if your on a budget then just get UAS. Airrunner seems over hyped to me, though I've never used them, so take my opinion with a grain of salt. 

I would advoid ksport however. Do research and peice a kit yourself, you'll save some money buy buying better parts. I suggest manifolds over valves too as they are easier to deal with...however valves are a bit cheaper
CodeOfSilenceFebruary 9, 2010
#299067
i have the money for it but i really would rather work to make them work thin just buy a bolt on kit. and i saw the airrunner was like 4,600? compared to uas witch is about 2400... i just wana make sure nothing is wrong wit the uas u know? and if a bag was to blow down the line there only 180.. has anyone ever used the uas on a y33?
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i have the money for it but i really would rather work to make them work thin just buy a bolt on kit.  and i saw the airrunner was like 4,600? compared to uas witch is about 2400... i just wana make sure nothing is wrong wit the uas u know? and if a bag was to blow down the line there only 180.. has anyone ever used the uas on a y33?
mdenogaFebruary 18, 2010
#300863
We can go on and on about different types of air. Talk to other Q45 owners and ask their opinion. Although before jumping into buying UAS, I would highly consider Air Runner. Why the piece of mind buying something thats just bolt on versus piece it together? I love my Air runners and have no problems whatsoever. Good thing is that Air Runner has dampening settings while others don't. I mean you get what you paid for. U know? And how long can you go with other kits? A majority of the time other kits cannot go as low as Air Runner.

Another kit to consider is the Phantom Cup kit from Platinum VIP.
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We can go on and on about different types of air. Talk to other Q45 owners and ask their opinion. Although before jumping into buying UAS, I would highly consider Air Runner. Why the piece of mind buying something thats just bolt on versus piece it together? I love my Air runners and have no problems whatsoever. Good thing is that Air Runner has dampening settings while others don't. I mean you get what you paid for. U know? And how long can you go with other kits? A majority of the time other kits cannot go as low as Air Runner. 

Another kit to consider is the Phantom Cup kit from Platinum VIP.
BAHCFebruary 18, 2010
#300865
if i was to go air, itd be air runner.
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if i was to go air, itd be air runner.
CodeOfSilenceFebruary 18, 2010
#300923
ya i just decided to get coilovers first... im gunna post it up now. thanks for the help tho
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ya i just decided to get coilovers first... im gunna post it up now. thanks for the help tho
VIP-UCFFebruary 18, 2010
#300963
if you're not so mechanically inclined, get airrunners...its a simple intsall and easy to trouble shoot and fix if you have a leak...

if you're decent at working on cars and on a tight budget, get UAS on coilovers...don't waste your time on stock shocks...you'll blow 'em out and end up replacing them anyways...
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if you're not so mechanically inclined, get airrunners...its a simple intsall and easy to trouble shoot and fix if you have a leak...

if you're decent at working on cars and on a tight budget, get UAS on coilovers...don't waste your time on stock shocks...you'll blow 'em out and end up replacing them anyways...
CodeOfSilenceFebruary 18, 2010
#301054
ya thats my next thin is uas. i just got my coilovers on yesterday my ca is up in the 101 builds
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ya thats my next thin is uas. i just got my coilovers on  yesterday my ca is up in the 101 builds