Thread #24279

Anyone here use Air Lift/Easy Street Air?

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brianlin87December 14, 2010
#360545

Anyone here use Air Lift/Easy Street Air?

Are there are any users out there using Air Lift Air Bags?

Read that a few cars @ SEMA were running Air Lift, wanted to see if anyone on this forum had any good/bad feedback with them.

Doing some research online, it also sounds like Easy Street/Air Lift are the same company?

Any insight would be great.
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Are there are any users out there using Air Lift Air Bags?  

Read that a few cars @ SEMA were running Air Lift, wanted to see if anyone on this forum had any good/bad feedback with them. 

Doing some research online, it also sounds like Easy Street/Air Lift are the same company?  

Any insight would be great.
mdenogaDecember 15, 2010
#360565
Ask Sean aka jdmpalace. I believe he has before.
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Ask Sean aka jdmpalace. I believe he has before.
upstategs4December 15, 2010
#360572
airlift and easystreet are one in the same.

I haven't ran their bags, but I did roll with their easystreet digital autopilot control unit for a while along with their self contained manifold "black boxes." stuffs not bad..

I have to say I'm a much bigger fan of Accuair and their E-level setup, in combination with their height based leveling system - this approach is infinitly superior compared to any "psi only" based air suspension leveling system out there.
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airlift and easystreet are one in the same.

I haven't ran their bags, but I did roll with their easystreet digital autopilot control unit for a while along with their self contained manifold "black boxes." stuffs not bad..

I have to say I'm a much bigger fan of Accuair and their E-level setup, in combination with their height based leveling system - this approach is infinitly superior compared to any "psi only" based air suspension leveling system out there.
ScottyTunedDecember 15, 2010
#360573
I run Easystreet/Airlift up front. Really good quality, and from my experience theyve had good customer service. Id recommend them for at least my application.
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I run Easystreet/Airlift up front.    Really good quality, and from my experience theyve had good customer service.   Id recommend them for at least my application.
brainneededDecember 15, 2010
#360577
ScottyTuned;360573 wrote:I run Easystreet/Airlift up front. Really good quality, and from my experience theyve had good customer service. Id recommend them for at least my application.

really? are you running the second gen front struts? i've heard bad things about the first gen, a few guys have has the front rod get bent. :saiyancrunks: supposedly the second gen is supposed to fix that, but you know, once you get that kind of rep, it's kind of hard to live it down.
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[QUOTE=ScottyTuned;360573]I run Easystreet/Airlift up front.    Really good quality, and from my experience theyve had good customer service.   Id recommend them for at least my application.[/QUOTE]
really? are you running the second gen front struts? i've heard bad things about the first gen, a few guys have has the front rod get bent. :saiyancrunks: supposedly the second gen is supposed to fix that, but you know, once you get that kind of rep, it's kind of hard to live it down.
ScottyTunedDecember 15, 2010
#360587
Well 1st gen is relative. I swear it seems like theyre on the 394849th redesign. If the first gens got bent (I had a set of those too), it was ungodly crash type situation that did it. I do have the latest set, and I love them. Pretty good dampening, can get really low, NO camber issues. Ive got my fronts dialed in at -1 right now. I really do like them though. Theyre made really well and ride nice.
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Well 1st gen is relative.  I swear it seems like theyre on the 394849th redesign.   If the first gens got bent (I had a set of those too), it was ungodly crash type situation that did it.  I do have the latest set, and I love them.  Pretty good dampening, can get really low, NO camber issues.   Ive got my fronts dialed in at -1 right now.   I really do like them though.  Theyre made really well and ride nice.
brianlin87December 15, 2010
#360719
mdenoga;360565 wrote:Ask Sean aka jdmpalace. I believe he has before.


Will do, thanks.

ScottyTuned;360573 wrote:I run Easystreet/Airlift up front. Really good quality, and from my experience theyve had good customer service. Id recommend them for at least my application.



ScottyTuned;360587 wrote:Well 1st gen is relative. I swear it seems like theyre on the 394849th redesign. If the first gens got bent (I had a set of those too), it was ungodly crash type situation that did it. I do have the latest set, and I love them. Pretty good dampening, can get really low, NO camber issues. Ive got my fronts dialed in at -1 right now. I really do like them though. Theyre made really well and ride nice.


Yeah I was planning on getting their strut/bag product paired up with the Accuair E-Leveling System.
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[QUOTE=mdenoga;360565]Ask Sean aka jdmpalace. I believe he has before.[/QUOTE]

Will do, thanks. 

[QUOTE=ScottyTuned;360573]I run Easystreet/Airlift up front.    Really good quality, and from my experience theyve had good customer service.   Id recommend them for at least my application.[/QUOTE]


[QUOTE=ScottyTuned;360587]Well 1st gen is relative.  I swear it seems like theyre on the 394849th redesign.   If the first gens got bent (I had a set of those too), it was ungodly crash type situation that did it.  I do have the latest set, and I love them.  Pretty good dampening, can get really low, NO camber issues.   Ive got my fronts dialed in at -1 right now.   I really do like them though.  Theyre made really well and ride nice.[/QUOTE]

Yeah I was planning on getting their strut/bag product paired up with the Accuair E-Leveling System.