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07 May 2008, 07:50 am
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Airbags
I found an airbag kit for the PT and was looking into doing it. I need input from anyone who has done this before, any tips or tricks would really help. I have spoken to my brother about this and he reccomended seeing if i could fit the compressor and tank under the car because they are noisy. I also know about putting the blocks under the car so that the body work will not touch the ground if Iaccidentaly lower the car too much. Any input will be appreciated!!!
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