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to those who have installed airrunner

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kazuo459November 27, 2006
#34742

to those who have installed airrunner

hey ..i'm plannin on installing air runners on a 95 ls400..besides the kit, was there any thing else u guys needed to buy?? any other problems i may run into?? i have a fairly good knowledge of taking suspension apart and installing airbags..jus was wonderin if there was anythin i need to kno before i get into it..thanks guys
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hey ..i'm plannin on installing air runners on a 95 ls400..besides the kit, was there any thing else u guys needed to buy?? any other problems i may run into?? i have a fairly good knowledge of taking suspension apart and installing airbags..jus was wonderin if there was anythin i need to kno before i get into it..thanks guys
antboNovember 27, 2006
#34756

Re: to those who have installed airrunner

everything you need will come in the kit. no missing parts or nothing.
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everything you need will come in the kit. no missing parts or nothing.
mista808November 27, 2006
#34794

Re: to those who have installed airrunner

its so simple to install. only electrical is for the compressor and lights for the gauges. one 1/4" hose for air supply to gauges/switches. then 4 1/4" hoses to each bag/strut from the gauges/swtiches... so simple...
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its so simple to install. only electrical is for the compressor and lights for the gauges. one 1/4" hose for air supply to gauges/switches. then 4 1/4" hoses to each bag/strut from the gauges/swtiches... so simple...
apr270November 28, 2006
#34829

Re: to those who have installed airrunner

depends on how you want the setup to look when your done. in my opinion, its pretty hard to get the air runner kit to look good installed right out of the box (for this, i am referring to the tank/compressor set up in the trunk).
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depends on how you want the setup to look when your done. in my opinion, its pretty hard to get the air runner kit to look good installed right out of the box (for this, i am referring to the tank/compressor set up in the trunk). 
mdenogaNovember 28, 2006
#34926

Re: to those who have installed airrunner

not necessary but will help in the long run.

-water trap/check valve
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not necessary but will help in the long run. 

-water trap/check valve
VIPfashionNovember 29, 2006
#35102

Re: to those who have installed airrunner

and dont forget to flip the sway bar links!!!!!!
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and dont forget to flip the sway bar links!!!!!!
kazuo459November 29, 2006
#35122

Re: to those who have installed airrunner

VIPfashion wrote:
and dont forget to flip the sway bar links!!!!!!


flip the swaybar links?? is that jus to help relieve the tension when slammed?? or is it needed to get the car lower?
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and dont forget to flip the sway bar links!!!!!!
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flip the swaybar links?? is that jus to help relieve the tension when slammed?? or is it needed to get the car lower?
VIPfashionNovember 30, 2006
#35258

Re: to those who have installed airrunner

kazuo459 wrote:
flip the swaybar links?? is that jus to help relieve the tension when slammed?? or is it needed to get the car lower?


its too help it clear the brake line so it doesn't get pinched...you'll see it in the instructions also....don't want you to have brake line failure ya know!
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[quote=kazuo459 ]
flip the swaybar links?? is that jus to help relieve the tension when slammed?? or is it needed to get the car lower?
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its too help it clear the brake line so it doesn't get pinched...you'll see it in the instructions also....don't want you to have brake line failure ya know!
SKperformanceDecember 3, 2006
#35664

Re: to those who have installed airrunner

I am also planning on doing the air runner set up for my 98 , where have you found them selling them in North America and how much?
thanks
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I am also planning on doing the air runner set up for my 98 , where have you found them selling them in North America and how much?
thanks
EndlessNA1December 3, 2006
#35671

Re: to those who have installed airrunner

Your gonna want to change the valves switches and the compressor.
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Your gonna want to change the valves switches and the compressor.
mdenogaDecember 3, 2006
#35704

Re: to those who have installed airrunner

EndlessNA1 wrote:
Your gonna want to change the valves switches and the compressor.


why would you do that? curious, dont u have the universal set up.

SKperformance wrote:
I am also planning on doing the air runner set up for my 98 , where have you found them selling them in North America and how much?
thanks


where are u located? i'm in northern california. PM me.
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Your gonna want to change the valves switches and the compressor.
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why would you do that? curious, dont u have the universal set up. 

[quote=SKperformance ]
I am also planning on doing the air runner set up for my 98 , where have you found them selling them in North America and how much?
thanks
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where are u located? i'm in northern california. PM me.
apr270December 3, 2006
#35716

Re: to those who have installed airrunner

also the gauges that come with the kit dont look that great......
especially with a vip theme, where you want it nice and clean.
unless you plan not to monitor it much and hide it, but i monitor mine constantly.
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also the gauges that come with the kit dont look that great......
especially with a vip theme, where you want it nice and clean.
unless you plan not to monitor it much and hide it, but i monitor mine constantly.