Best Air Suspension??

I have a 2006 GMC Sierra, that I've been thinking of putting air bags on. Only problem is, I don't have a clue about any of this. Whom makes the best kits? Who should I stay away from?? Any interested in giving me a run down on how these kits work?? Any help is more than appreciated.BB

Stay away from aim, go with suicidedoors.com stuff. well built and very good people to deal with.

Edited: 7/26/2006 11:07:33 AM by kboring

KP.....the 6 link is nice

I'll second kp...super easy to instal really good people awsome customer care.

What is the difference/benefits of single port vs. dual port?? Also, What is the difference in a bag and a sleeve bag like I saw that Firestone makes on that www.suicidedoors.com site? I'm sorry for all the questions, as I said, I have no experience with all this.
BB

Sorry guys but my KP shit sux!!! I wouldnt recommend it to save my ass, but its also not a fullsize, hopefully those are better built than the ones for an S-10

i also have and recomend the kp 6 link,especially for ease and ,your not a welder i take it! but at the same time im gonna get a watts link,and lose the kp panhard bar!!

check out gravity-werx.com and bag wise go with slam specialties.

Edited: 7/26/2006 3:17:01 PM by streetsweeper1

Not trying to hate on KP, but the problem with KP kits is the fact they were designed to be easy to install with a minimal amount of fabrication possible in mind. I hate the wishbone links they give you. and that whole ugly pumpkin cage that bolts to the diff. They work, but they suck. I would always opt to welding my suspension together. Not only does it look cleaner but you can put your own name on it when you're done! Unless your initials are K.P. (like me). That kinda kills the idea of initialing my own work :LOL:

anybody got the totally polished watts link on a nbs chevy?or other type?