Lucky! 😁

Well, did you get the air bags installed yet?

hey man how are the bags for ya?

I legit do it all the time feels so good lol I do it on my q50

Be careful bro and try not to hit the bumper

I individually visualized every sound in my head

turbo flutter too

Rotary?

The M1 grand ping 😭😭 bro fr tho. *reloads* "clickpingkk"

This is so cringe

Thanks! I got lucky on this one. Usually there is a lot of wind noise in video here in Cape Town 😎

LMAO

That's crazy you should know by the sounds right away from😂🤷‍♂️

mobb member I know right, another time at the light there was a cop next to me , and I felt a little brave so I aired out on him and he gave me a thumbs up, lol. The reactions on people’s faces are priceless when your on air. Sometimes I try so hard not to play with it but it’s just so much fun .

I think it sounds awesome. Like your in a spaceship for something

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Wish they would make a new Midnight Club ☺️

Nice 😎

Did you get it? How is it?

Nice! 👌😎

Only thing im buying for my sti is antibiotics 😩😩

Sheeesh you have a boxer? Nice

You probably already know this but if you don't, airbag suspension is great for impressing your mates and comfy as a cloud. But they really are the exact opposite of the kind of suspension you want for handling. That being said, it's your car, your decision

Azhel E’laj 😂😂

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Lmaooo true

Thanks! 😎👍

Life in the bus lane 🤣

I thought that for the longest time but no more messing bumpers bending fenders bottoming out no more drive ways I have to avoid and I static does ride better imo but bags are the way to go bad part is intalation cost and price Tag 5k+ static 1k they are both nice tho

@@caliboi3820 just watch youtube video on how to do it.... I just bought bags for my miata nb

U can choose how much psi u want... idk what u talking about? Ppl use airsuspesions for racing so..

@@FightPropaganda first of all Air suspensions for racing is a whole nother argument I had a real toxic one a while ago and on top of that it has nothing to do with this conversation. All the person said was the wheel gap doesn't look as good as the snug fitment but that's to be expected. On some cars like classic American muscle , hot rods and lowriders that Gap with a nice meaty tire and a white wall looks good.

@@PACKERMAN2077 meaty fitment & air suspension 👍🏼 that's what I'm going for on my Z

You can have best of both worlds. Air suspension allows more versatility on the fly than any other suspension. The problem is some people arent interested in balance. They lean more towards how nice the car looks slammed as opposed to how it looks at ride height. They will get small wheels with thin stretched tires and ridiculous camber to achieve lip to fender fitment and to further lay frame but when they air up it looks like small daytons poking out of the car with all kinds of wheel gap. I have a 2SS Camaro with a concave staggered wheel setup. I wanted to : 1. keep some meat on my tires 2. Keep within 28" diameter so I wouldn't screw up my braking, ABS and stabilitrak 3. Avoid increasing cabin noise and vibration 4. Remove fender gap while on ride height and still drive relatively normal. 5. Avoid insane camber, eating through tires and maintain comfort. The trade off is I had to give up a few millimeters in slam height and I went with a tucked fitment. I didnt spend all this money on air suspension to look ridiculous and be uncomfortable while I'm driving just to look cool while I'm parked.

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@@MotoringMayhem i litterally was like " hey that some sports car game on ps5"

That's gonna look dope! VIP 🔥😎👍

Did you get it?

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Me too! 😭

@@MotoringMayhem 😅 aish one day bru we ll have it..i think i ll never lift it up..drive it all day slammed..wheels tucked it..make people wonder how is he driving this...then lift it up and then down..then drive off..leave them spooked 😆

Gotta start somewhere 😆

How much would it cost and where could i buy good ones?

@@iramcontreras5429 I paid $4500 for my hyundai genesis coupe, I got Airlift 3P

Canon M50 with 22mm F2 lens.

You're right . They are haters. I've been on AirLift Performance for 2 summers and 2 winters so far with no issues whatsoever with my bags.

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Go with the 1/4 air lines then. Avoid the 3/8 lines. Those air up and out quickly AND they are more of a pain to run through your vehicle's interior.

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Do it! It will look sick 🔥😎👍

@@MotoringMayhem hey bro should I post a vid of the cabriolet?

@@160subsplease5 😎👍

@@MotoringMayhem I posted it

@@160subsplease5 Sweet. I had a look. Very cool 😎

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Like most things you get cheap kits around R15000 and then up to as much as you willing to pay. A decent kit will probably cost you around R40000, but I'm no expert when it comes to this, just a bit fan :-)

Aweh! 😁👍🏻

Indeed 😁👍

Nice 😎👍

In case you're still interested, they're stock D3 Audi A8 wheels

I'd love to see it slammed to the floor, but purists will poop in their pants 🤣

Go for it! You can just uninstall if it you want to sell

I'm a stance man, so I'm more into looks than performance. Be warned though, there is weekly maintenance involved after fitting air suspension to your car.

Canon M50

Some videos are edited to include the sound. You're not alone. I have airlift and I can only hear the airout when I'm inside my vehicle. I've been to car meets and those with air suspension I've never heard them airing out when I'm standing outside their car. I hear some people run a tube from their manifold to the outside of their vehicle so it can be heard from outside. I've never witnessed this though and I don't care enough to go that route on my own.

Typically because the air management/module is setup in the trunk with the tank and compressor(s). The rear wheels are at the trunk area so the air lines to the rear bags have a shorter travel distance than the lines running to the front of the car. There are devices you can attach to the lines to regulate the air release to drop and raise in unison.

Toyota Conquest / Tazz

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Hi. Are you talking about the car in the thumbnail? That's a Honda Civic, but it was called a Ballade here in South Africa.

@@MotoringMayhem Civics are called Ballades in SA? uiuiuiui don´t know how to feel about that :D

@@skythundersky1544 Yeah, it's kinda dumb 🤣

@@MotoringMayhem Do you guys actually call them Ballades or Civics? Because these are very well knows cars and they´re called Civics practically everywhere, so that got me wondering whether you guys actually adhere to the domestic name for it or the internationally established one

@@skythundersky1544 The hatchback is called a Civic, but the sedan was called a Ballade.

Like most things you get cheap kits around R15000 and then up to as much as you willing to pay. A decent kit will probably cost you around R40000, but I'm no expert when it comes to this, just a bit fan 😁

@@MotoringMayhem $40,000 ?

@@gloctober1xx107 that would be a pretty sweet setup 😂 R40000 South African rand. That works out to about $2600 American.

@@MotoringMayhem oh I wana but this but I don't even got a car yet

The chances of blowing or popping a bag are extremely unlikely as long as you don’t over inflate, or install them wrong, plenty of guys install bags on there brz, max out the camber plates and pop the bag due to a bolt that extrudes from the frame. Proper installation and maintenance is key with bags

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All part of the show 😅

Nice.

Would be insane 🔥😎👍

Where is there an is300? 🤣

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