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12/3/04, 08:59 AM
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I read in Mustang Times about Air Ride's new Air Bar for Mustangs. Its $1,999 at Jegs, but they're sometimes expensive, and the prices should go down as they get out a little later.
Its pretty neat. It has no welding needed, just bolts into the shock mounting holes and front leaf mounting spots, with a couple bolts that go right to the subframe rails.
Tell me what you think.
Mustang Air Bar
Its pretty neat. It has no welding needed, just bolts into the shock mounting holes and front leaf mounting spots, with a couple bolts that go right to the subframe rails.
Tell me what you think.
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12/3/04, 09:18 AM
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It looks promising... I highlighted it in the SEMA thread. That price is going to be the standard. On top of that you need a compressor and controls setup and then you would probably do the front at the same time. So the question is do you really want to put about $3500 into an air suspension? For some it's a yes, for most it's a no. 
12/4/04, 09:41 PM
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When I spoke to Air Ride they told me that they reccomend that it be welded.... they said $1995 for the rear $849 for the front and about $1000 for a decent compressor system.... said it is not ready yet but will be available shortly....also available for 67-69 camaro...63-67 Nova....55-57 Chevy.... 60-64 Ford Galaxie and fullsize......had a nice write up about it included with their catalog.....probably go this route on the latest project.....maybe
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