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yeah, these bags run lower pressures than most brands available so over big dips or bumps it has more travel and pushes air out over time, so then they start to sag, and therefore be low......
and i didnt tell him about the air ride untill after they gave me the defect, otherwise they would have towed the car away leaving me with a serious easter weekend bill, plus defect, plus compulsory engineers cert
dom
I once got defected for seats and ride height. They looked at the nitrous system and didn't say anything. They missed sooooo much on the car...but I didn't say anything
Then when I got back to my office I noticed they wrote my plate incorrectly on the defect notice, so I never took it in
Anyways, dom are you going to take it in with the bags? Do you need auto levelling in Melbourne?
What did you expect if it's that low (ie <100mm).
uhh g-rig..... as i said in my OPQuote:
Originally Posted by G-rig
domQuote:
wasnt really surprised, nor upset, nor shocked, took it on the chin and told them thank you, happy Easter
i thought hydraulics were illegal in australia? whys he telling you to get them :S
shame looked cool but if you have to go to the pits and you need to take the bags out that could be a costly exercise.
Itll only cost him time. Just take the bags out and put struts back in. Everything else can prity much stay in there.Quote:
Originally Posted by DUB 20V
Unlucky man, smart move by not airing up.
smoooooth.
I like how you didn't get done for having bags. lucky.