Do you think Airbags are "good" OR "bad" on street cars/trucks.
Aside from being "COOL" with the ability to raise and lower on command.

 

It all depends on how you want to use your vehicle, either bouncing up and down, or racing at the track. I think people in general are more impressed with track/strip performance than a gimmick like an air bag, IMHO.[sm=smiley14.gif]

 

Yes i agree! But remember, airbags do increase your rice power!

 

my buddies 2001 silverad has bags on it and it feels like ur riding on hev'n, its feels real comfy theres no sag or any thing when mashing the gas, it looks cool as hell though when lowered in the parking lot, it looks mean and heavy, i would bagg my 03 reg cab if i had a backup car, just to have project truck, oh well maybe in another lifetime

 

I wouldn't use airbags on anything. If you want a good suspension, then buy a good suspension.

 

i got my 98 ram on air bags and it handels better and is a more comfortable ride then it was when it was stock. but i also agree that it all depends on what you want the cor or truck to do

 

My Dad is putting a full air-bag suspension on his 76' Chevy custom sportside. It is already lowered, but he wants a smoother ride. The system gets rid of the rear old-school springs and adds a fully adjustable suspension. He has a 454 bored .60 over, so that equates to a 505 cubic inch motor that on a dyno made 450 rwhp on a small 750 cfm carburetor with pumpgas. He told me with this system, it should hook really well off the line. I will let you know how it handles when he gets it installed.

 

airbags rule, i put em on my daily driver, my only car, and if you really believe that airbags = rice then um (some kind of really scary offensive threat)

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Why does people associate airbags with imports when really they originated in the mini truck scene as for performance alot of guy are actually putting bags on drag cars now and road race cars .

 

my ram is on air and i love if it is done right and you know what you really want to do with it they you should have no problems