Where to find a good and cheap RR airbag?
11-13-2001, 06:46 PM
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Where to find a good and cheap RR airbag? Looking at the video of my car last Sat. it looks goofy going down the track slanted to the right..lol. I guess all that torque is getting the better of me. Where can I find a durable and cheap set-up?
11-13-2001, 06:57 PM
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Re: Where to find a good and cheap RR airbag? [quote]Originally posted by BlackWS6:
<strong>I'd also like to know what kind of gains people are seeing with an airbag.
Is it worth it?</strong><hr></blockquote>
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<strong>I'd also like to know what kind of gains people are seeing with an airbag.
Is it worth it?</strong><hr></blockquote>
Wondering the same thing
Marty
11-13-2001, 11:27 PM
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Re: Where to find a good and cheap RR airbag? I picked up about half a tenth on the sixty with it - that was before the wolfe sway bar though.
It's definitely a worthwile mod! I would check with whoever is a local vendor, or if you don't have any places like thunder racing, LG, etc. it's always good to support the community! If they don't have any you can just order the airride kit from summit (comes with 2 airbages) and split the cost/kit with another enthusiast.
Chris
It's definitely a worthwile mod! I would check with whoever is a local vendor, or if you don't have any places like thunder racing, LG, etc. it's always good to support the community! If they don't have any you can just order the airride kit from summit (comes with 2 airbages) and split the cost/kit with another enthusiast.
Chris
