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10-22-2009 #1
Air ride technologies on a g body or others with there setup
Ok. I'm new to pro touring. I have seen the air ride technologies kit for a g body and decieded that's the route I'm going to travel mostlikely. I am looking for a setup that is trackable and is easily tuned to street manners aswell. Besides the basic air bag kit, will the strong arms have a substancial effect on handling or am in good with a stamped steel control arm. I plan on going to a tubular upper arm and blazer corvette brake setup. Along with sc&c rear arms.
Is the a.r.s. Setup as good as they make it out to be?
Anyone have any experience ( aside from gbody crowd ) with this setup for street / autocross?
Is the watts setup going to interfeir with the kit?
Any other parts thAt would make this setup ride on nails better?
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10-22-2009 #2
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All the air ride products are awesome. The A and G body kits are REALLY great. The A body and G body cars are very simliar set ups.
The air ride 66 Chevelle always surprises everyone that drives it. Look at the Super Chevy Challenge reports on that car. Our Bull Run Racer has a full Air Ride kit on it and even with horrible transmission issues with a ugly converter and a slushy trans, still set 8th fastest time for the day at Run thru the Hills first pass out with someone that never drove the car before. With a good trans set up I am confident we could have been in the hunt.
So yeah, it is as good as it is made up to be.
As for a watts kit, have not tried that yet. Maybe you can report back to us?
10-22-2009 #3i hate my tranny....
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