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Looking for Air Suspension System for my 01 Grand Prix GT. Where can I find one?

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skatekid304

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I have a 2001 Pontiac Grand Prix GT and I've been looking for an Air Suspension System for it for over a year now and I just can't seem to find one. Does anyone one know where I can find a good Air Suspension System for my Grand Prix? I'm willing to pay the price.
 


Haha... ya i believe thats everything you need, might want to email them first though. But not sure what kind of management system you are getting with that setup... you might just want to buy the bags seperately then the management system seperately to get the best setup
 


That website sells the strut/bags seperately too, the monte carlo or impala ones will work they are all the same
 
For the price, i'm not so sure that kit comes with everything when new systems these days run more like 1600 for bags and struts and then around 1200 for the entry management kits. And if it is everything, i'm sure its gonna be basic stuff and probably older style stuff such as analog paddles for up and down, 1/2" hose which sucks to try and run because it just isnt flexible, and possibly front/back valves instead of 4 corner valves which will affect the handling quite a bit
 
^this lol ...ya told him to email to make sure what comes with the kit, but ya didnt even think about outdated stuff like that.
 


I mean that company is fine but that management system isnt the best to be honest, you should look into a ride height or pressure based system if you are DD your car... with the manual adjustments you will get with low end systems you will have to dial in the right amount of air everytime you add more weight...ie people lol
 
I met a guy with the airbagit stuff and his only complaint was that they didn't go low enough for him. Also they don't offer the dampening adjustment that the airlift struts do which comes in handy. If I were you, I'd check out stuff from these guys, they have awesome customer service and know everything about air ride.

Both links are for the builder kit struts so that means you get to choose where the bottom mount gets welded so you can decide how high/low you want your car to be. The first link is the high dampening struts which are stiffer that the highest level of the adjustable ones which could be good depending on how stiff you want. Mine were the ones from the second and third links. They both are adjustable and still require welding but that really is a feature and it isn't hard to find someone who can weld if you cant. the second link struts are a bit shorter that the third link ones so you could use the shorter in the front, longer in the rear.

As for those management kits you linked, those are all good and airlift is one of the best along with accuair. Again, bag riders carries all of that stuff and can usually make it kind of a deal package and could possibly work with you. Their prices are right on par with just about everyone and they will answer questions all day long.

http://bagriders.com/modlab/products/AIR-LIFT-75559-UNIVERSAL-STRUTS.html
http://bagriders.com/modlab/products/AIR-LIFT-75562-UNIVERSAL-STRUTS.html
http://bagriders.com/modlab/products/AIR-LIFT-75561-UNIVERSAL-STRUTS.html
 


yea i followed up on your grand prix set up on here and i thought you did the best with a grand prix that ive ever seen. the suspension, the rims,the tires, and the stance. everything was just on point. id like to go for something like that with my own little twist. But the 2nd and 3rd links are the struts/bags that you had on yours? Short in the front long in the back? Cuz id like to get everything ordered by the end of the month so i can start working on my rims/tires/camber. And what type of Air Lift management system did you have?
 
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