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air bags/ride suspension on a 122 120-130

posted by  Deluxe on  Mon Jul 7 03:06 CST 2008
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Anyone know about bags on a 122? I have a '65 wagon that I am interested in doing this too. I'm interested in this almost entirely for ride height looks, but the ride quality will be nice too. I don't care too much about handling in corners, although my brief research has shown that these systems do alright in the corners. I'd like to get the car down low when cruising on smooth and straight roads, and slam the thing to just a hair above the ground when parked. This is my first time considering something like this and I know pretty much nothing about air ride systems. I've looked around on a few sites and of course none of them list 122s as standard applications. I can't imagine that there is anything complex about installing one of these systems to a 122 considering the simplicity of the 122 suspension system. Any positive insightful information about type, brand, vendors, installation, performance, etc would be appreciated.

Thanks!

Deluxe






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