Looking to airbag your honda? Check this out!

[shaddr3]

If your looking to airbag your honda, whichever year it is, I have four Parker Air Cylinders, (two 3" and two 4"), with mounting hardware to bolt up to any honda, whether it be the civic, crx or hb. Im asking $450 for them, plus shipping. You cant get these for less than $700 for all four. Email me at [email protected] if your really interested. I can take pictures upon request.

[TheSilentChamber]

are they used? I'm assuming that does not include compressor/tank/hoses.

[shaddr3]

Nope, never been used. Was going to put on my old crx but it ended up getting stolen, so I parted out everything I have. I also have the wireless controller (24 button remote) for an airbag setup if anyone is interested, asking $125 for it. Cylinders do not come with the compressors, tanks or hoses, but I do have an L 1/2 fittings installed on them already.

[icE_x]

gettin airbags may lower your insurance, but i dunno if they hafta be a factory option or something - depends on the company i guess

[TheSilentChamber]

lol airbag suspension, not SRS airbags... lol thats great.

[shaddr3]

Buy the controller and the cylinders and i'll ship for free within the continental US! I just need to get this stuff sold, so I can pay for other things >.<

[icE_x]

blurg...how the hell should i know! lol

*farts*

[shaddr3]

bump :-)

[shaddr3]

and if you bought it, then you can have the funniest thing on here too!

[Shaguar47]

Originally Posted by icE_x

gettin airbags may lower your insurance, but i dunno if they hafta be a factory option or something

That's the funniest thing I've ever seen on AF

[icE_x]

; p

[Shaguar47]

Originally Posted by icE_x

; p

Just pickin on ya man

[shaddr3]

way to ruin my thread.... -_- *sigh*

[Shaguar47]

So how long does it take to install an airbag suspension? I'm curious to know

[shaddr3]

Installing the cylinders is the same thing as installing new suspension shocks, its a direct replacement. When thats installed, you have to mount your tank and compressor somewhere, install the pressure switch, and run the compressor on a solinoid. Once thats finished, figure out where you want to mount your valves, on the tank, and exit valves maybe underneath the car somewhere. From there you need to wire each valve to your controller, run the line from the battery to connect to the controller and compressor. Then install all your fittings, on the cylinders, valves, and tank. Once thats complete, turn on the compressor, and check for any leaks if there is any, and from there, you have yourself a decent suspension.