EAI Air Cylinders
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Originally Posted by reybz
i dont know about those cylinders but my car has 4 bags and it sits low and has a smooth ride i just luv it no complains here u might want to go with bags all around.
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Originally Posted by DUB BUS
The info on the air struts you can call 1-800-UNIAIR0 that a zero at the end not the letter o, you can tell them that big john ref you , It's a good friend of my shop thry are in san Berdoo ca . or look on the web at www. universalairproducts.com it call a brodway bag, I been on these for almost a year on my BSP xb and for 3 months on my solar yellow XB these ride great they give you alot of travel and you can aline them real easy I never were out tires..
www.universalairproducts.com doesnt work.
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I am selling my easystreet kit. I am looking to get about 725 for everything I am including, here is a link to my post.
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bump! anyone got pics of what they are running up front or more info on something new? im also looking for some pics of tanks, compressors, valves, etc... mounted under the xb anyone want to hook a brotha up
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http://www.universalairsuspension.com/main.html
hey dub bus are these the people you are talking about
hey dub bus are these the people you are talking about
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Originally Posted by Oznium.com
I would stay away from cylinders. Try to use strut bags! They will ride better and you will get more lift.
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