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Suspension on this car has been much more complicated than initially anticipated. Originally it was on E36 coilovers, which were no walk in the park themselves. But, it was never quite right on them. After a few months of messing with that setup, we decided that air was the answer, seemed easy enough...
Before:
Then we tore into it. A little reasearch (there are hardly any of these on air, and no real kits available) and we got going. Had to redesign the front a few times and we went through a few different bags in the rear due to the weight of the car.
In progress:
It took a bit, but this is the final result, rides great, gets plenty of lift, and it lays the factory skidplate on the ground with ease.
Before:
Then we tore into it. A little reasearch (there are hardly any of these on air, and no real kits available) and we got going. Had to redesign the front a few times and we went through a few different bags in the rear due to the weight of the car.
In progress:
It took a bit, but this is the final result, rides great, gets plenty of lift, and it lays the factory skidplate on the ground with ease.
But do you have any pictures from the build process? And what setup are you running, I want so bad to bag my w124 to but I dont know how much work it is with the suspension arms to get them to fit with the bags!
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