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ooooooooomg look at what this guy do to his prelude

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Originally posted by: Evadman
Originally posted by: Ultima
Originally posted by: Syringer
What are these bags you guys talk about?

Instead of regular metal springs, inflatable rubber bags are used. you can inflate them to get or remove suspension height. They have been used on 16 wheelers for quite a while. The controller is the metal box with all the switches mounted on top of the dash by the steering wheel.

Hmm.. so why is this a bad thing? Don't some newer cars have adjustable suspension (although it's controlled by the computer depending on speed)? Or they use a better method?
 
Originally posted by: Ultima
Originally posted by: Evadman
Originally posted by: Ultima
Originally posted by: Syringer What are these bags you guys talk about?
Instead of regular metal springs, inflatable rubber bags are used. you can inflate them to get or remove suspension height. They have been used on 16 wheelers for quite a while. The controller is the metal box with all the switches mounted on top of the dash by the steering wheel.
Hmm.. so why is this a bad thing? Don't some newer cars have adjustable suspension (although it's controlled by the computer depending on speed)? Or they use a better method?

It's bad because the Prelude was designed to use metal springs. it doesn't have the title of one of the best handling FWD coupes ever made for nothing 😉
 
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