2004 xB K-Sport Airbag Suspension : How do I get the rear lower?
07-06-2012, 04:34 AM
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2004 xB K-Sport Airbag Suspension : How do I get the rear lower?
So I had the K-Sport Airtech Pro Plus suspension system installed back in October : http://ksportusa.com/products/air-su...tech-pro-plus/ (Pic shown is not an xB setup)
Actual setup :
I can pretty much lay frame in the front but the rear doesn't get as low as other xBs I've seen. I've been doing research into what other people have done to get their rears lower and it looks like there are special brackets that can be changed out on the rear bags to shave off about an inch or so.
Am I on the right track here or is there some other way to get the rear on the ground? If this is the way where can I find said brackets? Of course this is assuming they will work on the K-Sport bags. I've heard of EZ-Baked, Randode & FBI brackets but I can't seem to find where to get them. All the info I've been finding about these brackets are from around 2009 and most of the sites referenced are down.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Actual setup :
I can pretty much lay frame in the front but the rear doesn't get as low as other xBs I've seen. I've been doing research into what other people have done to get their rears lower and it looks like there are special brackets that can be changed out on the rear bags to shave off about an inch or so.
Am I on the right track here or is there some other way to get the rear on the ground? If this is the way where can I find said brackets? Of course this is assuming they will work on the K-Sport bags. I've heard of EZ-Baked, Randode & FBI brackets but I can't seem to find where to get them. All the info I've been finding about these brackets are from around 2009 and most of the sites referenced are down.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
07-09-2012, 07:11 PM
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Cool. Thanks for the info!
I checked Randode.com and I saw the brackets. I'll check w/ them to see what's what.
I tried to get a hold of EZ via flickr but haven't gotten a response.
EZ's version look real nice especially with the urethane upper.
I was hoping to get those.
As for current slammed state on 18's :
The front can go much lower with a few turns of the front coilover.
I'm about to get a set of 16x9 CCW LM16's very soon and I want to have the wheel wells resting on the rim all around.
I checked Randode.com and I saw the brackets. I'll check w/ them to see what's what.
I tried to get a hold of EZ via flickr but haven't gotten a response.
EZ's version look real nice especially with the urethane upper.
I was hoping to get those.
As for current slammed state on 18's :
The front can go much lower with a few turns of the front coilover.
I'm about to get a set of 16x9 CCW LM16's very soon and I want to have the wheel wells resting on the rim all around.
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