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Anyone Running Air Suspension? V2 Sedan

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Hey Everyone!

I've had my 2012 V for just short of a year now, although, I can't get over the stock ride height. It looks half decent, don't get me wrong, but could definitely use a bit lower.

Of course, first option would be a set of Eibach Lowering Springs, which I will be going for here in the short run until I grow a pair and buy something more. Although, Air Suspension seems like a viable option.

I have yet to see any one comment on how their car drives after the Air Suspension. I can only assume the car would become more sloppy in the corners, but haven't personally owned or driven a bagged car before.

Anyone have a say in this?

Also, if you've had a V with Air susp. please feel free to say what kit it was and any issues, if any, with it.
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I loved my Airrex Race Air Suspension for my V2. It feels very much like coilovers but with a more plush ride. However, if you turn the damping stiffer it's rock solid.

Contact: Marshall Lum
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I loved my Airrex Race Air Suspension for my V2. It feels very much like coilovers but with a more plush ride. However, if you turn the damping stiffer it's rock solid.

Contact: Marshall Lum
I appreciate the input and contact info! By chance, have any pictures of the car itself? How long did you have the system on there?
Not a "V" but I saw this:
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And you didn't go blind? :)
Since there aren't any engine mods available, you can do an exhaust, suspension and body work.
I thought the body kit & rims looked interesting.
Not sure there is a car fad that I hate more than what’s done to that Lexus. I will never understand the appeal
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Stanced looks stupid. The exact opposite of high performance if you ask me. The car's not really drivable in that state. Just looks like a car with air suspension and a broken down, blown out compressor/checkvalve. My first thought is always "that shouldn't be too hard to fix". :)
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