E24 - possible kits from RideTech.com?

[Jorge]

Friend of mine at Uni can get good deals with RideTech (Air Ride Technologies) in the US.

Just wondered if there is anything I can make use of for a BMW E24?

http://www.ridetech.com/store/components/
http://www.ridetech.com/store/shockwaves/universal-styles/

Sorry for the stupid 'please help me' question. Air ride is something I know nothing of, and even though I'm starting to read into it. I still know little about.

[Jorge]

No help :( ?

[Francois Dillinger]

might be able to use one of the universal build kits. and you can obviously use their management systems. i would buy the management from them, then do an airlift strut setup.

[got splits?]

Messaged you on fb brotha!

[Jorge]

Much love

[evilstar]

please post your finding for us other e24 guys. :thumbsup:

[Topazkd]

air lift universal struts up front and air house 2 in the back....Im going to try retrofit these on my 2002, e24 shouldn't be that much different, but don't quote me on this :)

[NegativeCamber]

air lift universal struts up front and air house 2 in the back....Im going to try retrofit these on my 2002, e24 shouldn't be that much different, but don't quote me on this :)

Nope. The e24 has struts all around...

[Jorge]

http://www.ridetech.com/store/ridepro-e3-digital-4-way-system.html

Pretty interested by this, with the level sensors for an extra 500 bucks, and would LOVE key fobs for $150 more, but £1200 is probably out of budget and will end up with their 4 way analogue kit for $800 which would cost me about £600 landed.

[Francois Dillinger]

Nope. The e24 has struts all around...

correct :devillook

[NegativeCamber]

doesnt look like a strut to me....

http://realoem.com/bmw/diagrams/r/o/28.png

[Francois Dillinger]

lol i got my old e21 confused with my 2002. my bad ;)