Thursday, January 04, 2007 - 01:01 pm, by: Nick Red(Minamesnick)
my soarer has the air bag suspension and im wanting to hook up a new compressor air lines and solinoids which i can figure out how to do my self. but the question I have is, are the air bags going to hold together? and what psi rating are they and how much travel do they have? I am not oging to have them moving very fast just faster then factory. I dont see why they shouldnt hold up for a while and I know one day they are going to leak and when they do ill just put all aftermarket bags in. People do it to the old school toyota crowns and glants and a few others so i dont see why not.
Thursday, January 04, 2007 - 03:05 pm, by: Mike Beck(Gold_40gt)
Well Since yours is a 1991 model they would start to be showing signs of tiredness as with most of this age.
How many kilometers has your soarer traveled according to the dash? Usually that gives you an idea of what kinda of life they have left. If your not far from 200k Id be a little worried personally.
Oliver Whaites Tinkerer south australia soarer gt limited V8, hj kingswood
Friday, January 05, 2007 - 07:23 am, by: Nick Red(Minamesnick)
LOL my soarer has done nearly 220k. I might just go ahead and do it and see what happens. I thought about the height controller thing but i can do it with a new compressor and valves for almost the same price but it will go up and down faster. Switch for the B*tches
Wednesday, January 10, 2007 - 07:18 am, by: Kyle Lowery(Lowery)
I have a TT and bought second hand soarer struts drilled out and re-tapped used 3/8 fittings lines and electric solinoids 2x 5 gallon tanks with an aftermarket compressor hooked it all up to a dakota digital controller with key chain remote it has four adjustable height settings and the chassis rails go from being 1 inch from the ground to around 8 inch's in a second works really well very simple did it all myself in a weekend need any info let me know couldnt find much info myself when i did it glad to help
Wednesday, January 10, 2007 - 05:09 pm, by: Brett Moloney(Lxsv8)
Wow Kyle you have done extremely well. Is this something you could write a tutorial on showing parts list, products and pictures for us wannabe-do-it-yourselfers who would only muck it up without direction.
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