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Air Suspension typically replaces the OEM Spring and Shock or aftermarket coilover setup with an air bag and a coilover. The air bags can be inflated for full ride height, or deflated to lower the car to achieve that stanced/caricature look. The stanced look originally reserved for the Euro/VAGS is now commonly seen in the Jap car scene with Liberty Walk and Rocket Bunny, slamming their cars to the ground for serious visual impact. A lot of purists dislike air suspension for a track car, however, the majority of cars with air suspension are show cars, with the occasional track day under its belt.
Air suspension systems consist of several key components that work together to provide adjustable suspension control:
Some of the most respected and commonly used brands in the air suspension market include:
We’ve installed air suspension on our RB26 powered Altezza and our Kazama S15 (RIP) . So if you have any questions on air suspension please contact us and we’ll try to help you out
An anti-roll bar, also known as a sway bar, is a crucial component in a vehicle's suspension system. Its primary function is to reduce body roll during cornering or when driving on uneven surfaces. Key functions of an anti-roll bar include:
Anti-roll bars, also known as sway bars, play a crucial role in a vehicle's handling by reducing body roll during cornering. They connect the left and right sides of the suspension, helping to distribute weight more evenly across the vehicle. Effects on Handling: