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question about using eibach prokit and front helper air springs...
question about using eibach prokit and front helper air springs...
OK....I live in louisiana and anyone who stays around here knows how bad some parts of our roads suck. I want to lower my car in the summer but definatly dont want to risk any undercarriage or ground effect damage. Question is....can i install the prokit and maybe have air shocks, or helper springs, whatever you wanna call them in the front so that if i come to a big dip or something i can compensate by raising the front end back up to at least stock height, but any other time ride lowered. Hope i didnt confuse anyone. Any help on this would be awesome!
correct me if im wrong but the only way you could do that i think is use an air bag suspension where you would raise and lower your car whenever you wanted. but this requires lots of money and professional workmanship i havea lot of friends who have done this to there trucks but hae a lot of problems becaue of poor installation. im rambeling my bad.
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no prob. I just thought that maybe someting could be installed inside the front spring that could give me some extra lift when i needed it. Like a compressed bag that when activated would lift the front and when not in use then i would just ride on the spring alone.
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