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Join Date: Mar 2011
Location: Kansas City, Missouri
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AccuAir E level or Ride Tech ridepro 3
I'm in the market for a air suspension management setup, I already have my slam specialties ss7 bags. They both seem to be high quality units. Anyone running either one of these units?
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Re: AccuAir E level or Ride Tech ridepro 3
I think both are great systems and would work well for you, but I tend to lean towards Accuair because of the look of the touchpad. It also plug and plays into their manifold.
We also have 10% off through October on all AccuAir products. Travis Posted via Mobile Device |
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Re: AccuAir E level or Ride Tech ridepro 3
Travis, what's the whole e level setup going to run me.
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Re: AccuAir E level or Ride Tech ridepro 3
Hey Scott. The Stage 2 air management w/ touchpad e-level would be $1,975.50 (Reg. $2,195) + flat $45 to ship.
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Re: AccuAir E level or Ride Tech ridepro 3
Sweet deal Travis, I'll be calling you soon to get that ordered for me.
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Re: AccuAir E level or Ride Tech ridepro 3
Not trying to hijack, (as I hijack, lol) but, Travis, what would be the cost for the system minus the compressors and tank stuff. I basically would just need the manifold, eLevel, and sensors.
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Re: AccuAir E level or Ride Tech ridepro 3
It's fine, I got my info I needed.
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Re: AccuAir E level or Ride Tech ridepro 3
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Re: AccuAir E level or Ride Tech ridepro 3
Thanks, Travis. I will hopefully be ready to order all my stuff soon for my winter list! We'll get together on it soon.
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Re: AccuAir E level or Ride Tech ridepro 3
thats everything in that picture for 2k? Need anything else to finish install?
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Re: AccuAir E level or Ride Tech ridepro 3
Rather than the touchpad, what does the iLevel system run? (minus tank/compressors). Although I may end up running the tank/comps you offer with the XO mount.
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Re: AccuAir E level or Ride Tech ridepro 3
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Re: AccuAir E level or Ride Tech ridepro 3
Scott... In my opinion I would go with the accuair system. I recently installed a RideTech setup in a car and while the quality was there I did run into a few issues (service, etc). I would install a RideTech setup again but if I had the cash I would upgrade to the accuair system.
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Re: AccuAir E level or Ride Tech ridepro 3
Thanks Nate, I appreciate the info. I'm ordering the Accuair e level tomorrow.
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Re: AccuAir E level or Ride Tech ridepro 3
If you want a 3rd option airlift has a nice one http://www.avsontheweb.com/home.php?cat=632
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