best place for air on a civic??

Edited: 9/14/2005 9:28:26 AM by slammedfool

well im dont want stut bags i know better than that, thats funny but i really jus want cylinders, i known to many people with juice and they have to many problems so i rather leak air then fluid

They both have their problems. Lots of people run cans and love them.

Just think.....

Being able to lock your car up further then you think is even possible and then laying all the way back down on the ground. Curising around at about any level with a smooth ride with accumulators. Being able to hit up and down and up and down and up and down and up and downa and up and down with out having to stop to hear brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr. sure when you get a leak you get a mess, but hell at least you know where its at.

Again don't get me wrong cylinders do the job too. You could get a lot more out of 1600+ for an air setup if you by the shit seperatly. Buy the brackets form the cheapest place. Get your cans. By the tanks from the cheapest place, etc. etc.

i understand the up side to hydros but i jus want air. use nitrogen and theres hyrdos witout the mess, right??

What year is your car? I have a full cylinder set-up off my 96 Civic for half the cost of a new one. Brackets, lines, valves, tank, compressor, and gauges for $750.

its a 95 two door

The bracket I have should work then mines a 2dr as well.

well what all do you got? liek brand wise?

http://www.brislands.com/

i"ve been canned for 4 years, the first 2 years there wasn't many companies out, so my cans were shitty. the last 2 years, i've been on brislands. good cans!!!

Originally posted by slammedfool



well what all do you got? liek brand wise?

Chassis Tech cylinders, 7 3/8" siria valves(friend needed one), 1 Viair 450, 2 viair dual needle gauges, 6gal multi port tank, 10 switch box, all brass fittings and air line.

damn, $750 sounds like a good deal. how long was it installed or driven on? it's just a bolt-on kit right? probably just a few hours in installation?