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| View Poll Results: would hydraulics last longer for a weekend car or air bags | |||
| hydraulics |
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3 | 75.00% |
| air ride |
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1 | 25.00% |
| Voters: 4. You may not vote on this poll | |||
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AIR RIDE MODERATOR
Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: Reno
Posts: 856
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Re: <<<<needs parts
Air pro's
no mess or dripping leaks low maint smooth ride easier on your frame (unless you hopping) Air Cons hard to hop compressors (but you can run nitro) no standing three (unless you wanna spend bank) hydro pro's Three wheel hopping Im not a hydro guy so i can say much about that but i like that i can get a smooth ride from my car when i want to and bags are better for me cause i liked the challenge of making it quicker and hop higher. no one here was really trying to do that beside slam and i and now we are the only air hoppers in town and everyone trips when i start hopping on air. |
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AIR RIDE MODERATOR
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Re: <<<<needs parts
Now day air and hydros are about the same, meaning that air can do all the same stuff hydros do. It’s just easier to hop and three wheel with hydros but at the cost of constant maintenance and oily messes. It’s more of a personal opinion when it comes to just a weekend driver as opposed to a day to day.
Weekend driver: either one would be good Day to Day driver: I would say, AIR |
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AIR RIDE MODERATOR
Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: Reno
Posts: 856
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Re: <<<<needs parts
I've had mine three years and most the work got done after my divorce. You can give your wife lots of money and she looks the same, put that same money in a car and everyones lookin!! LOL
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AIR RIDE MODERATOR
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Re: <<<<needs parts
If you drag, than know what you dragging. I have seen a few mini truck go up in flames from scraping the gas tank when they drag. you will have to check to see how far the gas tank is from the ground. If you drag the frame rails by the tank than allow at least 6-8 inches from the tank to the frame, any closer than that I would get concerned and just throw a fuel cell in the car, move or relocate the tank.
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