What air management to get?

[CYLFD]

I'm trying to figure out what I need for my system if I should try to piece something together or which kit I might need.

I have shockwaves on the front with Porterbuilt c4 drop member and Porterbuilt rear stage 2 kit with I believe ss7 bags. I don't have any lines,tank or anything yet (except bags and shock waves). I'm not looking for the fanciest system just a good realiabe one.

Anybody have any suggestions
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[thekid54]

I highly recommend an Accuair unit for your valves. Give Travis at AZ ProPerformance a call, I'm sure he can set you up.

[PBFAB.COM]

Originally Posted by CYLFD

I'm trying to figure out what I need for my system if I should try to piece something together or which kit I might need.

I have shockwaves on the front with Porterbuilt c4 drop member and Porterbuilt rear stage 2 kit with I believe ss7 bags. I don't have any lines,tank or anything yet (except bags and shock waves). I'm not looking for the fanciest system just a good realiabe one.

Anybody have any suggestions
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There's going to be a handful of ways to do it. Best to establish a "budget" to work with then try and get the best components that fit your limit. Also might try and use parts that can be easily upgraded as time goes on. The leveling system that Accuair makes is the top of the food chain... but doesn't always fit the budget.

As mentioned, Travis at Pro-performance is a great source and has some good deals. We also offer the Accuair components.

Nate

[CYLFD]

Thanks for the replies I'll call Travis on Friday or Monday depending on who's open also Nate I'll give you a call as well I have another question to ask you about anyway. Thanks again
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[andrewmp6]

Ridetech is another good one to use just depends your budget and how you want it really.

[CYLFD]

Originally Posted by andrewmp6

Ridetech is another good one to use just depends your budget and how you want it really.

Thanks yeah I've looked at them too. I just want to do it right once and not have to go back later and make a bunch of changes so I'll probably have to bite the bullet and get one of the better kits.
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[Pro Performance]

Thanks for the good words guys!

CYLFD, just let me know if I can be of any help in getting the right kit for you and answering any questions you may have. There are multiple options for air management kits, and all depends on budget and features you want.

- Travis

[lil_sahara450r]

Oh the choices a man must make... Like always though, it depends in how thick your wallet is
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[CYLFD]

Originally Posted by lil_sahara450r

Oh the choices a man must make... Like always though, it depends in how thick your wallet is
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I know i'm really digging the accuair e-level wish I couldve found a black Friday or cyber Monday deal

[Pro Performance]

I am sure we can put together a kit for you.

[lolife99]

Accuair.

[Zoomin]

Ride Tech, hands down. Same day shipping on most parts, carry inventory just like a real company and their controller shows air pressure at all corners and the tank.
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[CYLFD]

I looked into ride tech a little I was kinda sold on the accuair e-level so I really had stopped looking but I'll check them out before I pull the trigger. Thanks
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[andrewmp6]

With ridetech you can add the ride height sensors like the accuair e level has,I do love accuairs exo mount tho.Another new system on the market is from airlift is kinda a ridetech knock off http://www.avsontheweb.com/home.php?cat=632