completely slammed parked....good or bad

so i was wondering when i am parked at night in my garage or in my driveway...can i keep it completely air out { slammed }..is this a good or bad idea???? will this effect the shocks keeping it compressed for such a long period of time?  thanx

i guess i'm the only one on air here!!!!!!!!!!!

I think it's fine.. but you might want to call Zach at UAS or Shin at AirRunner and ask them... I park on the floor everyday all day.. at home... at work.... at the mall... pumping gas... whatever

Yea same here.  I air out the car every single chance I get lol.

You will be fine if you do so.

well it will affect shocks, but if they are fairly new or even brand new, then i dont see any problems...that shit will last ages, possibly you will have a better chance of blowing it somewhere cruising:)

i called  UAS and they said it was okay to air out / slam it while parked....just dont drive like that...so we're all good ..time to get down dirty like the ho's at the club

I always left at least 55 psi in the bags each .. was thinking it was bad for the shocks to completely at 0 psi

I air it all the way out everywhere as well

I don't think it would be bad considering it was designed to do that. Well air runners at least.

if u r on UAS it depends on your struts

and if you plan on parking your car for a long time, id keep air in it.

[QUOTE=vip tint+glass;306642]if u r on UAS it depends on your struts

and if you plan on parking your car for a long time, id keep air in it.[/QUOTE]

i am on UAS with tein cst coilovers

Just a tip, there's no point in airing the car out to 0 psi. My car will not go any lower at around 55-60 psi all around so when I air back up it doesn't use up as much air as it would from 0 psi to ride height.

sorry but you are wrong
it totally depends on your setup.
there was a marked difference at 10psi vs 0 on my car

I always air out when I park......and drive at low psi.  Is that going to cause my shocks/struts to go out faster........not really worried about it.  I got my air set up so I can drive low, the ride can be harsh at times but you get used to it.....I know my Wife and Daughter have.  LOL  The only downfall of riding at low psi is the high possibily of damaging your wheels more.  But I generally travel the same roads so I pretty much know when I need to raise her up a little for extra dampening.  When you live on a island you can only go so far.  

Sukoshiyoshi

i used to lay my truck out all over the creations... truck community calls it laying frame... makes it challenging for the tow truck to try and hook up. or for anyone trying to steal it that dont know how to work the switches... plus too, nothing looks better than tucking your rim to the lug nut..
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oh snap your truck is never getting towed

trust me if they wanna tow it..they will!