PShep

First off, I have no experience what so ever when it comes to hydraulics so I apologize for that. This seems to be a very popular mod in the 3rd Gen section sl I figure some of you guys might know whats up. What I am trying to do is, as painlessly as possible, install hydraulics into my 2003 Type-S. I guess what I need is a step-by-step DIY install guide. My neighbor has a tool set, so don't even talk to me about tools. Just to get an idea, this is what I set out to accomplish: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gdDM5...eature=related

Thanks

Flipster23

iTrader: (15)

uhhhh

you mean bags not hydraulics, cants see the video at work. I'm afraid to ask what it is.

jjashaa

iTrader: (23)

i think you're looking for air suspension / cup-kit

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=upGAjGXPA54

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1z1n-zINGm0

03tLsNBP

iTrader: (9)

you're joking...please tell me you're just drunk.

thelastaspec

Guy on here has a setup done (2g TL). Search enough and you'll find him.

ThisIsMichaelDouglas

Hello there and welcome!

As an Acura collector I just want to say please do not deface this wonderful car for something foolish such as hydraulics. Especially the rarity that is the Type-S. Instead I recommend something the along the lines of a decade old Cadillac or Buick. Good luck!


-MD

KatabaticSaint

No way you only buy a luxury car so you can throw it on hydraulics and throw some fuzzy dice around the mirror.

Imabeast31

iTrader: (1)

say it aint so?

PShep

Your drug is a heart breaker.

Well I have changed plans. Ebay 200+ horsepower chip and a custom wheelie bar. A question that I have now is whether or not a front wheel drive car is able to wheelie.(Can a plane on a treadmill takeoff?LOL) Either way, the wheelie bar should turn heads and I can almost certainly feel the extra 200 horses. Is the rear bumper metal, or will the wheelie bar need to be JB welded on?

03tLsNBP

iTrader: (9)

oh i get it.

OP is