I saw your other thread on the same subject JS.
I'm about to take my decision on the same dilema. I was really convinced that Air was for me as i love my cars real low, but i'm getting to think that all the added weight and complexcity of the air tank, air lines, electric system to build and extra costs for the management system etc etc....Might be more than i need for what i intend to do. I mean, its not like i'm going to be going up and down all the time! It ain't a lowrider!
So the G-Bar is starting to sound interesting.
I was also discussing this with a good buddy that has a Drag car and since we raced together previously, he asked how hard a shock those bags could handle off the starting line before EXPLODING! You know, that got me thinking, coilovers are proven on that part and perform safely on HARD launch's.
The ease of installation is a cool factor and a big plus on either system, taking into consideration my car is all #'s matching and still mostly returnable to original, i tought that a system that simple could also be easily taken out if the next owner wanted to buy a (Altought tubbed) original Car, it would be easily returned to stock (Not so with the DSE shock crossmember hacking your floor) and parts resold or used in my next Camaro project

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Anyway, just my 2¢'s here, but i really start to think that the Alston kit is looking like its going to be my next buy! I should do that before end of the week, i just need to find who has the best deal now.....
I'll post pics of the parts and try to document the install with pics too when i do.
I figured i'd do a coil over conversion front too next. Still more economical than the air system. To me The Air kit was the drop at a flick of a switch that was appealing.
Oh yeah, my only concern is HOW LOW the G-Bar lets you drop/ Ride. I'd like to be like 3-4" lower than stock....Any ideas on this guy's? I read someone had to relocate the upper shock mount higher to drop the car?????????????
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