Here is the link for the pics of his Srt-6 Slammed on Air:

Http://www.streetsourcemag.com/Profi...rofileid=38143

 

THANKS FOR THE LINK... THAT IS A SICK SICK PROJECT... YOU SEE THAT ROLLING CHASSIS THAT IS USED... NICE NICE NICE

THANKS AGAIN
J

 

I think that is his S-10 frame that he uses for all his products for testing before being made available to the public.

 

What was the cost to add the air bags for the slam look?

 

Suicide, when I look for the Osiris wheel online it looks different than your wheel. Your wheel looks to have a nice bowed spoke. The ones on the web look like they have straight spokes that don't bow. What osiris wheel do you have, are there different ones? thanks

 

I CANT WAIT TO DO MINE!!!! SOUNDS LIKE FUN!!!

 

Cliff, did you check the dates on those posts...they might still be around though...

 

Yeah, jason is still around. I was email'n him the other day and sparked his mind back in Xfire mode. I'm savin up the money to do mine and certainly had tons of questions. I bothered him for about an hour of email'n. His shop is not to far south of me. I kinda wanted to get the air ride convo started back up. i think when I do mine, I'll have to take a load of pix and post a how to thread on here to bagg these bad boy's.

 

That car....is hot! Love the stance. I may have to look into getting some KW coilovers.

 

yo! my pics vanished so here they are again.

 

hey, im getting ready to install new bags in the crossfire. if you want to come over and look at my setup when i have it torn apart your more than welcome. might give you some ideas. i need to produce these kits but im not sure how many crossfire owners are interested in bagging.

 

Depends on the setup and type of equipment used. Space is obviously at a premium, especially considering most who would go this way already have stereo equipment in their rear hatches LOL. Give some more pics and possible costs and we can see. Where are you located??

Thanks.

 

we are in southern indiana next to evansville. whats nice about baggin a crossfire is that you dont have to relocate the shocks like you do on almost everything else. the outboard shock location is very nice!

 

Suicide I sent you a PM but you never got back to me. What kind of wheels are those and the sizes. thanks man.

 

its been 4 years since i ordered them lol... they are boyd osiris (now called F-09). 19x8 up front, 20x10 out back. they are the ones for cars with big ol brakes.

 

VERY INTERESTED, should come down and see the ride one day.

I am on the Northside of Indy and have been told with my 20s all the way around, I can not lower it unless I cut my springs. You mention the suspension on the XF, the only thing I am worried about is that the SRT and NA suspensions are different and I wonder how difficult it would be to bag an NA

Maybe we can help each other out....

 

how is the handling with this? does it improve at all?

 

i had 2 srt's at the same time (before i traded one off like an idiot) and the one with air felt tighter with less roll. one good thing about air is you can adjust your bag pressure with a flip of the switch to find your favorite "feel". my desired ride pressure is 78psi in the front, and 48psi in the rear with slam re5 bags.

 

do you know the specific differences between the 2 if any? i wouldnt think they would be different but i havnt torn apart the suspension on a non srt.

anybody have any input on this?

 

I say this because I bought 20s off an SRT guy and they fit fine on his car, with the different suspension setup on the NA, I had to run spacers. I am simply trying to avaoid another situation like this where I am trying to take something that works perfect on an SRT and use it on an NA, but have to add extra time and money, I am sure you understand.

Hopefully someone will be willing to help with specs / differences on the 2 suspensions....