The boys over at ACC AirRunner have been working on the iQ for about a week and they should be finished tomorrow. Here are some spy photos from the installation work...

Back seat gone, tank and compressor installed.



Air lines



Switches



Dakota Digital gauges



Stance







I'll post up some pics after I pick it up.

Many thanks to Shin and Osam from AirRunner Inc for all the hard work!

 

First!

Looks dope, in to see the rest of the pictures.

 

Picked up the iQ from AirRunner today. Shin and Osam did an awesome job on it. The lift is nice and slow and the ride is great!

At ride height.



All the way up.



All the way down.









The switches.



Dakota Digital gauges.





Tank and compressor.





A little video.

http://youtu.be/f3l60rLor5Y

 

Looks awesome...Can't wait to see it with the body kit and wheels on...Hurry up

 

I put the painted mirror covers on and the front plate. I think it makes the car look better. Body kit and wheels should be on by the middle of this week.

 

Much better...

 

cant wait to see the finished product!

 

Looking good!

I gotta be honest... I really like those wheel covers.

 

time for some wheels?

 

The wheels have been sitting in the garage for a few weeks. FIVE:AD R6:F 18'.





I should have the rubber from Toyo in the next few days and then I'll get them on the ride.

 

Come on put some protection on those rims and mount up

 

Right on, ready for the next step. I would have gone for the R5:F. 19's though.

 

I heard rumors about a bagged-up iQ in So Cal at the meet tonight. Looks great, but does it have to sacrifice the whole back seat? Maybe just the driver's side back seat (nobody's ever going to use that anyway)? I still so very much want to bag mine up. When's the kit hit?

 

The decision to remove the back seat was for audio and video. The kit can be mounted with the rear seat but requires cutting and dropping the rear panel.

 

Some pictures of the iQ at Wek-Fest in San Francisco over the weekend.

 

The 5A kit looks awesome. Wheels fit perfect is seems, that's not all the way aired out though, right? Only thing I'm not sure of is the caliper covers.

How did the iQ do on the long drive?

 

The front tires need a little more stretch to allow for full drop. The back end can go all the way to the wheel.

The drive was great. The iQ handles like a go-cart. Some of the bumps on the I5 are a little much but overall a pleasant ride.

Got a chance to open her up a little...

 

Right on, great looking car. Definitely one of the nicest I've seen. I'm going to link some peeps that I know that work for Toyota/Scion corporate I know they'd be interested to see it.

 

Whats with the hazard light on the dash?

Fish

 

TPMS. I didn't move the sender units over to the new wheels. The valve stems look like crap. It resets when it's in the garage at night, the stock wheels are in there. LOL