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05-27-2004, 12:10 AM
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| 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 |
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05-27-2004, 03:47 PM
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 | salt eats everything that is not corossion proof. which includes steel, aluminum, and brass. if you want to mount them external of the car, then you need to make sure that they are properly shielded. |
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