S13 on bags

[MonkeyDude]

Just wondering if anyone has tried it. The roads around here is not made for slammed cars, so I want to ride in stock hight, but lower it at car meetings. I have been looking at K-sport, D2 and RideTech, wich do people recomend?

I also doing a 300zx brake swap, and is going for a hydro e brake setup. Do I still need the original 300zx backing plate with the e-brake asambly? Can't see why I need it in any case :P

[LMFC]

Try contacting airlift company here in Lansing, MI. I know they don't make a kit for the s13 chassis, but they may be able to help you in the right direction.

[90240sx07]

Airtech Basic Air Suspension System (http://ksportusa.com/products/air-suspension/airtech-basic/)
end thread if you wanna do it have basic to pro kits

[LMFC]

If all you're interested in is dodging potholes and hard parking that will do just fine. If you want something with a proper control system, autopilot v2 is the best thing around right now.

[MonkeyDude]

The Autopilot V2 would be so cool!:wackit:'
But my budget is around 4k, and I live in Norway... So with all the taxes and shipping it would be like 5600 dollars :mad:
Seems like I am going for a basic kit, with all the taxes it will be right under 4k.

[LMFC]

I know Airlift has European vendors, so you may be able to get your hands on the autopilot system for fairly cheap.

[taeisbeast]

I've seen one S13 on KSport - not to bad.

[MonkeyDude]

Thanks :) Already found a dealer and sent him an email.

[LMFC]

I wish Airlift had S chassis struts available to the public. The ride quality and handling capabilities of their suspension is amazing. Better than KW V3 in back to back comparison.