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And the parts really exist and you can get them quickOriginally posted by Rali@BagRiders View PostYou can go with the Air Lift Universal struts up front, Air House 2 bags in the rear, and manual management for around $1,500 total (with a power supply kit). $1,500 for a full air ride kit isn't expensive considering the BagYard struts for the e30 are $1,571 alone..
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I drive through DC once a week and through NYC 3 times a week, trust me when I say driving low static is MUCH better than bouncing around with 0 psi in the bags.Originally posted by seven-57 View PostGod's chariot isn't properly equipped for the roads of Hades in Washington DC.
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Ugghhhh. Stop it.Originally posted by Rali@BagRiders View PostYou can go with the Air Lift Universal struts up front, Air House 2 bags in the rear, and manual management for around $1,500 total (with a power supply kit). $1,500 for a full air ride kit isn't expensive considering the BagYard struts for the e30 are $1,571 alone..
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You can go with the Air Lift Universal struts up front, Air House 2 bags in the rear, and manual management for around $1,500 total (with a power supply kit). $1,500 for a full air ride kit isn't expensive considering the BagYard struts for the e30 are $1,571 alone..Originally posted by rasjgo1 View PostI am with u ,I too have a E30 or 2 that i would love to bag or even find a recommend spring and shock set up,that doesn't coast what the car coast
anyone have anything to say or recommend
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PM'edOriginally posted by rasjgo1 View PostI am with u ,I too have a E30 or 2 that i would love to bag or even find a recommend spring and shock set up,that doesn't coast what the car coast
anyone have anything to say or recommend
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I am with u ,I too have a E30 or 2 that i would love to bag or even find a recommend spring and shock set up,that doesn't coast what the car coast
anyone have anything to say or recommend
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Each paddle valve has it's own fill and dump. If you go with two paddles, it is considered a 4 valve system. With this system, your fronts will share a fill and dump and the rears will share a fill and dump. Due to it's nature, air will transfer from side to side when cornering giving you a lot of body roll. Your best bet is to stick with an 8 valve system (4 paddle valves) where each corner of the car works independently of the others. If you have questions on pricing shoot me a pm or send us an email!Originally posted by los02 View PostCorrect me if I"m wrong. But if all I want is up and down then all I need is two switches front/rear right? To compensate for load. Or am oversimplifying it?
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Correct me if I"m wrong. But if all I want is up and down then all I need is two switches front/rear right? To compensate for load. Or am oversimplifying it?Originally posted by Average_Jerk View Post
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he went with manual valvesOriginally posted by los02 View PostAnyone know if I can get away with that price for an E38?
Hold up, you didn't mention management! DERN IT!
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Anyone know if I can get away with that price for an E38?Originally posted by got splits? View PostNot that I have an E30 but I bagged my E28 completely thru bagriders and Eric's (NegativeCamber) write-up!
Used a full universal kit from airlift, Rali and the others helped me big time and it costed ~2200$ all together.
Check my sig, that's how it looks.
*rears could be lower but I ordered the wrong struts, :facepalm*
Hold up, you didn't mention management! DERN IT!
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all of this is true hahaOriginally posted by Rali@BagRiders View PostAccording to BagYard, there is a massive shortage of e30 spindles in Europe to the point where they are almost impossible to find in junkyards. To build an e30 setup BagYard needs to refinish a set of OEM spindles and then build the struts from scratch. The reason they are built to order is because we actually have to send them one of our own sets of e30 spindles first before they can start production. As you can imagine, when people hear this, they aren't too keen on waiting 6+ months for the struts to show up.
Like some of the guys have mentioned previously, your best bet would be to build your own suspension using Air Lift's Universal struts. I would say about 95% of the bagged e30's you see on StanceWorks are using those struts. The rears are pretty simple with a universal bag and aftermarket shocks.
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Not that I have an E30 but I bagged my E28 completely thru bagriders and Eric's (NegativeCamber) write-up!
Used a full universal kit from airlift, Rali and the others helped me big time and it costed ~2200$ all together.
Check my sig, that's how it looks.
*rears could be lower but I ordered the wrong struts, :facepalm*
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With the Air Lift struts up front, universal bags in the rear, and the eLevel management with dual compressors, you're looking at about $3000 depending on what other options you choose
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I'll definitely look into that then. If I still ran the e-level management with touchpad controller and got dual compressors, how much do you think it'd run me altogether?
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