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Rear air bag install, Front air bag strut build on a e30.
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You cut the supplied tube to the length that you want. If you don't want slammed. You can go with a bag over strut setup.
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do they make a different bag if i don't want it slammed like that? or would I have to weld in a spacer block?
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Best deal and I do e30 installs. I also work with Andrew for front kits already welded and ready to go. Shoot me a pm
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Originally posted by RitchiE30 View PostSo correct me if i am wrong guys
Front Bags
Air Lift Performance - Universal sleeve over-strut kit (75563)
Rear Bags
Bag Riders - Air House 2
And a management kit of your liking, preferably V2 because Digital is an easier install.
I will be ordering the above parts soon so I just want to make sure in order to get the right parts.
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So correct me if i am wrong guys
Front Bags
Air Lift Performance - Universal sleeve over-strut kit (75563)
http://www.airliftperformance.com/ap...rut-kit-75563/
Rear Bags
Bag Riders - Air House 2
And a management kit of your liking, preferably V2 because Digital is an easier install.
I will be ordering the above parts soon so I just want to make sure in order to get the right parts.
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Go with a digital setup.. Such as V2. It's one of the best and easiest things you can have.
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It depends on what setup you run. I'm on a digital setup, so I have a single cat 5 cable going into the cabin for controls/ pressures. Then I have air lines coming from the trunk to the four bags.
If you go with an analog setup, your going to have to run air lines into the cabin then back to the bags.
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After reading through several write ups, white's advice, bucks advice, ordering the correct parts seems to be relatively simple. Aside from the fabrication- chopping the strut housings, fitting the top mount, etc. how difficult is setting up the actual management? Tank in the trunk, lines running to all the bags, gauges & switches in the interior, etc. What level of difficulty would you consider this to be? Professional installation recommended or can this be a DIY for an average wrencher with the proper guidelines?
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