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11-26-2007 | 12:07 AM

#21

08hhr

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From: lancaster, pa

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Originally Posted by stick

I've never had a problem with aim. Maybe I'm just lucky in my puchases, but I usually don't seem to end up with all the horror stories everybody tells. Nothing against any kit or supplier out there, just want to get the most for the money. There is always more then one way to go.

im with u on the price not too many probs with theres but defently apreciate the feedback

12-05-2007 | 10:59 PM

#22

Premiere07

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Joined: 06-11-2007

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From: Durham, NC

http://www.aplusperformance.com/airb...d1cdb52bad601d

Here is a site for the Easystreet kit, site is run by Jasen at A Plus Performance. AWSOME seller and great guy, those of us from the j-body community regard him as one of the best sellers.

12-10-2007 | 07:23 PM

#23

stick

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Joined: 07-26-2007

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From: Pekin, Illinois

I'm finally looking into bagging mine, just gotta get the guts to do it. Easystreet looks good too. Have to look into it more.

01-20-2008 | 07:34 AM

#24

quest51210

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From: san antonio,tx

i got the cash...but will i do it? i would rather lower it, do a two-tone, and suicide the rears for that price range.

01-24-2008 | 12:40 AM

#25

SIRESMERPH

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From: RIO GRANDE VALLEY, TX

i've been talking to the wife about either going with a air ride kit or a one pump set up...still debating..trying to get as much info with pros and cons by income tax time. if you all have anymore input please post it. i see some of us are wanting more info. im a lil old school and yes am thinking about a one pump set up maybe from CCE or PRO HOPPER..dunno yet.

01-24-2008 | 12:48 AM

#26

quest51210

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From: san antonio,tx

one pump chump?

one pump setup with accumalators? if you dro it up with no shocks or accumalators that thing will ride like ****.

01-24-2008 | 11:35 PM

#27

SIRESMERPH

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From: RIO GRANDE VALLEY, TX

yea well im still trying to get all the correct info on that if i go that route. i know with pumps im gonna have a lil bouncy ride. well see what's up

01-25-2008 | 12:00 AM

#28

quest51210

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From: san antonio,tx

you can probably use a shock in the factory location in the rear, but will need accumalators in the front. accumalators are about $200 for a pair. not too bad.