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mlsaint78 · 05-27-2004, 12:10 AM

Hey all. I'm VERY new (30minutes new!) to the air ride scene and I have a quick question. For now atleast

How do these things (comps., valves, ect.) hold up in the winter? I'd like to get a fast system and I guess that means that the valves are electric and outside. I'd also like to mount the compressor(s) outside (is this feasible?)to keep noise inside down.
The problem is I live in Nebraska and it obviosly snows in the winter...and they salt the roads. Will I be able to drive on the salty streets with out worrying about the salt eating my components?

Thanks for any insight.
Miguel

05-27-2004, 12:10 AM	#1 (permalink)
mlsaint78 Registered User Join Date: May 2004 Posts: 1	Noob question Hey all. I'm VERY new (30minutes new!) to the air ride scene and I have a quick question. For now atleast How do these things (comps., valves, ect.) hold up in the winter? I'd like to get a fast system and I guess that means that the valves are electric and outside. I'd also like to mount the compressor(s) outside (is this feasible?)to keep noise inside down. The problem is I live in Nebraska and it obviosly snows in the winter...and they salt the roads. Will I be able to drive on the salty streets with out worrying about the salt eating my components? Thanks for any insight. Miguel