bad day update with pic's tell what you think
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bad day update with pic's tell what you think
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kevin@aac
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I have a set of Brislands cylinders wiht a massive rod. Call 1-866-Fuk-Nlow. They are almost brand new. Aprox 500 US dollars for all 4 of them. Cant go wrong for that price.
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escortonair
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Edited: 8/8/2005 4:00:41 PM by escortonair
Edited: 8/8/2005 3:59:43 PM by escortonair
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Edited: 8/8/2005 3:57:08 PM by escortonair
i call eai today and they siad that the jam nut came lose thats why it borke but i had a shop that has yr's on installing air ride and hydraulics and all kids of custom work look at it and the siad that the jam nut didt not come lose that there was a defect in the metal and it borke at the top of the jam nut not the bottom .eai just told me it was my fault it borke . here a pic's of it right after it happend
Edited: 8/8/2005 3:59:43 PM by escortonair
Edited: 8/8/2005 3:59:01 PM by escortonair
Edited: 8/8/2005 3:58:22 PM by escortonair
Edited: 8/8/2005 3:57:08 PM by escortonair
i call eai today and they siad that the jam nut came lose thats why it borke but i had a shop that has yr's on installing air ride and hydraulics and all kids of custom work look at it and the siad that the jam nut didt not come lose that there was a defect in the metal and it borke at the top of the jam nut not the bottom .eai just told me it was my fault it borke . here a pic's of it right after it happend
pearldrop
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The problem is not the EAI cylinders. It is the fact they are being used on a car with McPherson struts. The only cylinders that can handle the side loads on a Mac car are the Brislands cylinders. That is why everybody says to juice cars without upper control arms.
SeveredBody
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THAT HAPPENED TO MY BROTHERS CAR DOING 50 DOWN THE HIGHWAY, EAI REPLACED IT THOUGH. JUST BAG IT OR JUICE IT.
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crucialjp
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Those aren't x-airs on the rear are they? They look like the regular cylinders. How are the x-airs on the front holding up? The reason I'm redoing mine is bc the mounting tab bent and broke of at the weld, fortunatly I was at home when it happened. Hopefully it doesn't happen with the new x-air bracket design.
1 LoWfUKn RaM
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Originally posted by pearldrop
The problem is not the EAI cylinders. It is the fact they are being used on a car with McPherson struts. The only cylinders that can handle the side loads on a Mac car are the Brislands cylinders. That is why everybody says to juice cars without upper control arms.
EXACTLY use bags or hydros
The problem is not the EAI cylinders. It is the fact they are being used on a car with McPherson struts. The only cylinders that can handle the side loads on a Mac car are the Brislands cylinders. That is why everybody says to juice cars without upper control arms.
EXACTLY use bags or hydros
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escortonair
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Originally posted by crucialjp
Those aren't x-airs on the rear are they? They look like the regular cylinders. How are the x-airs on the front holding up? The reason I'm redoing mine is bc the mounting tab bent and broke of at the weld, fortunatly I was at home when it happened. Hopefully it doesn't happen with the new x-air bracket design.
there just the regular cylinders.ya the brackets where sh!ty i had a shop re-do them all
Those aren't x-airs on the rear are they? They look like the regular cylinders. How are the x-airs on the front holding up? The reason I'm redoing mine is bc the mounting tab bent and broke of at the weld, fortunatly I was at home when it happened. Hopefully it doesn't happen with the new x-air bracket design.
there just the regular cylinders.ya the brackets where sh!ty i had a shop re-do them all