on 14/04/04 13:00, David.Whitney@xxxxxxxx at David.Whitney@xxxxxxxx wrote:
> Laurent --
>
> Please refer to http://www.allpar.com/fix/airshocks.html and
> http://www.allpar.com/fix/airshocks2.html to learn about your options when
> deciding what to do with the air ride suspension. You can also purchase a
> conversion kit at http://www.strutmasters.com/chrysler/index.htm.
>
> I recently rescued a '91 Mark Cross edition with deflated air ride suspension.
> I chose to take it to an independent shop, and asked the mechanic to replace
> the system with conventional struts, coils and shocks. With the proper tools
> and skill, this can be done by a backyard mechanic as well. The front is much
> more complicated than the rear. The cost depends on whether you can locate a
> donor car and use its parts. The parts are common to many Chrysler models,
> and you have options as described in the pages mentioned above. I am quite
> pleased with the results, and I do not perceive any loss due to the absence of
> load leveling when taking curves at high speed.
Thanks, David! I appreciate your help! I'll see first if I can save the air
ride suspension. I'd like to keep it original as much as possible, but
definitely not at all cost...
-Laurent.
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