air ride leveling

[thetoystore]

so what did everyone go with as far as air ride managment. i'm looking at the air-pod but wow 2000 is alot.

[Fesler built]

We use Accuair for the control system on all our air ride cars; they are state of the art for controlling the car. If you have any questions as to how this works please contact me I am a dealer for them. Here is a link to the Accuair website so you can see everything. http://www.accuairsuspension.com/

I will post a bunch of pictures up here later today on the 1970 Project Nova SS we are building. We just installed the new system with the remote and it is very cool. You never have to mess with adj your right height it does it for you and keeps the car where it needs to be while driving so you can do any damage to anything.

I can do a special buy in for you guys if you want to do a GP so you can check these systems out for yourselves. Once you guys use this system you will understand right away. There are other systems out there but this is by far the best air control system we have ever used. The features on it are just great and the craftsmanship is superior.

[darren@ridetech]

so what did everyone go with as far as air ride managment. i'm looking at the air-pod but wow 2000 is alot.

The 3 gallon AirPod (APOD4000e2) retails for $1900, but keep in mind how much install time this will save. If you are looking to save some money, you could get the ARC4000e2 traditional compressor kit. All the same components, just not preassembled. It retails for $1500.

[JRouche]

I have a ART ARC4100e2. 5 gal tank, two compressors, digital pressure control, good price.. JR

[teamplex65]

I use AccuAir, and Love it. I cant speak for the air ride version. I liked Accuair because they used Lincoln Navigator levelers in the beginning (read as easy to replace if out on the road and one fails). But, I think I remember them saying that they designed there own now.