Pro's and Con's of a Plug & Play

shAIM...

why does minitruckin continue to run their advertisements?

because AIM pays for the space inthe magazine. scripts and counter sales alone dont float a magazine

Pro's and Con's of a Plug & Play?

the Pro's = you dont own it yet !
the Con's = its AIMS products!!

Granted , theres few things of Aims thats ok, but i find most Air ride parts they put out Junk, right down to there Plastic Fittings.
i had a guy bring me a Kit from Aims , and the valves and few other stuff had written " do not exceed 150 psi" but then they supplied him with a 200psi pressure switch?
i have watch those plastic fittings just come apart on people before...

so my opinion is ... dont buy it.

also , "why does minitruckin continue to run their advertisements" was mention above. Prob because they pay for the Advertisements, i imagin most add's keep Minitruck'n up and running...
also hate to say it. People do buy things from AIMS, but im sure most are afraid to admit that do buy from them. thats why theyre still in Business!!
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just my 2cents..

Ok, well its looks like i wont be buying this kit. It was from Airbagit.com or something like that. If its crap i dont want it. Ill just piece my kit together.

Yeah I'd say the same everyone else has..dont buy from them. If you want that sort of "package" buy all the stuff individually from reputable companies, and design up a small box to hold all that stuff. I mean I like the idea of the plug and play, and ART has a kit like someone else mentioned, but its not too hard to make your own. Easier if you know people who work at a fab/sheetmetal shop, then you can get a box made out of 304 #4p Stainless....that would be cool.

here's a link to our AirPod it is prewired, pretested, and saves hours all you have to do is hook up your 12v key, 12v power, ground and 4 air lines and your good to go.... http://www.ridetech.com/index.php?p=catalog&parent=94&pg=1

that looks like a street rodders dream toy.


there was a minitrucker run company that made one that would set you at ride height when you crank the truck and lay it out when you turned it off. may want to look into that. i forget what its called though.

What is the overall height of the pod?

yall see Joe Morrow's (i think thats his name?) of AIM, article in Truckin?

no?