Air Suspension Solutions

Daddy Bear asked:


With the increasing number of potholes, my ride quality is decreasing!
I don’t wanna go out a get Jeeps and 4×4’s, but you almost need one on these cracked-up roads.

I just had new front struts and springs installed. These “top of the line” Monroe parts don’t even match up to the ride I had when the original parts were failing–when it comes to smoothly handling bumps. My current tires are newer, they have plenty of tread, correct air pressure, etc…

Please someone, tell me what would it take to get a smooth ride, or could even I change my suspension over to something else. I’ve restored this from the grave already, so even if it was costly, what options would I have?

I need something better.

* ‘95 Park Avenue *
Sorry a bit of a typo…

I was saying I DON’T want to go out and get Jeeps and 4×4’s

I want to improve on what I have
a ‘95 park avenue!

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Tim asked:


i mean does it provide any shock improvemnt? or smoother ride on bumps? what are some parts do i need to replace to get a smoother suspension ride? i have a 2002 honda accord and all 4 struts were replaced by monroe shocks, it’s still kind of firm. help

Rear Suspension

asked:


In What order should I install the following? Struts, suspension, flywheel/ clutch, cold air intake, exhaust system, headers, brakes, fuel injector, cams, tires? Anything else I’m missing?

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