Nissan 370Z Forum - View Single Post - Ride Height for Air Lift Performance Suspension

Asus_ · 01-21-2020, 09:41 PM

It's going to vary depending on the rims/tires/spacers you have + how low you want to drive

For me on 20" rim /w lowpro tires are 90-95's upfront and 50-55's in the back. This was driving at a nice low for me but nothing crazy. A good height all around was 100's up front and 60-65's in the rear. I'm on 18" rims atm with meaty tires so up all my numbers by 5-10. However i also have a pre-set where I ride about 5-10 psi higher than my normal ride height incase i have a passenger as it gives me a bit more clearance and my dampening is set fairly soft, i could stiffen it up and run just as low psi but i like my setup

01-21-2020, 09:41 PM	#2 (permalink)
Asus_ Enthusiast Member Join Date: Sep 2015 Location: neverland. Posts: 348 Drives: 2011 370z T/S Rep Power: 1170	It's going to vary depending on the rims/tires/spacers you have + how low you want to drive For me on 20" rim /w lowpro tires are 90-95's upfront and 50-55's in the back. This was driving at a nice low for me but nothing crazy. A good height all around was 100's up front and 60-65's in the rear. I'm on 18" rims atm with meaty tires so up all my numbers by 5-10. However i also have a pre-set where I ride about 5-10 psi higher than my normal ride height incase i have a passenger as it gives me a bit more clearance and my dampening is set fairly soft, i could stiffen it up and run just as low psi but i like my setup Last edited by Asus_; 01-21-2020 at 09:46 PM.