AIM/Chassis Tech Copstoppers

Ok fellas, thanks to a friend at Chassis Tech, my truck is now there so they can fab up the new Copstoppers for the front of our mazdas. Will be a couple weeks for the final product, but the very first ones will be on my dawg! Will post pics as soon as I get my truck back LOL.

wtf is a copstopper?

Mostly used in Cali, but is basically a bag with the shock through it. Go to and in the upper right is a search box, type in copstopper and you can get a general idea. The purpose is to "hide" the bag from cops... hence CopStopper.

COOL IDEA GOOD LUCK WITH IT

I had a friend use a kit similar to this design.. however it rode really sloppy and had horrible body roll. If at all possible, see if they can keep on the sway bar, and put some good shocks on there. Can't wait to see some pics and get an honnest (unbiased) review.

Mike

ha, looks like strut bags that fit in my car

so why noy just run a set of air ride technologies shockwaves?

You're 100% right Mullet, you will get nasty roll if they're tied together. 2 ways to help this are: each one uses it's own valve and uses a one way check valve on the feed line.

Senor Phat, you are ALMOST 100% right. Only difference being it uses a shock-style rather then a strut-style (struts turn/twist when you turn the wheel, where a shock does not)

And lastly Mr. Rutter, if AirRide Technologies wants to borrow my truck to fab up new parts and give me the new product as payment, sure I'll take 'em. But as an average working joe/husband/dad, my time and money are very tight so I'll take freebies whenever I can.

I will take lots of pics when they finally get done. Lots of fab and test fitting, along with a final test. I'll give my honest opinion and I commute 30 miles each way to work so they'll get plenty of use (highway and street).

AIM is gay.

I would not trust AIM with a hotwheel.