For those with air suspension, post psi and pics of your when its airred to the pressure that you regularly drive at. I'm not looking to see how low it is parked, I want to see how low (or high) you guys on air are driving. I'm fairly new to air suspension and still trying to figure out what psi I should run on my Y33. Haven't driven it long enough to find my comfort level. I'd like to park it on the ground and still drive low but not blow my shocks. Also, post your air suspension set up so I may serve as a good reference.

I'll start. 1998 Infiniti Q45 on coilovers with airbags. 90 psi in the front and 60 in the year. Might run less psi in the front or just lower it another inch from the coilover but I'll have less max lift if I do that.

Driving height


Front


Rear


Max lift


Max lift - front

I don't have air any longer, but my max lift put me just above the tires, and that's where I drove it at. I was simple, full up to drive, full drop to park. I never tried anything otherwise.

Your front needs to be lower I would go down on psi, you look uneven drop another inch and you should be good!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9JjAqtUcODU
this is my rear at about 60's psi at drive height then dumped, my air tank fills up at 190psi
Set up is: UA bags and Acu-air eLeveling

Q45er, looks like you got some sick fitment on that there F50.

about 80 psi up front and about 45 in the rear (97 Q45)

IMG_0178 by Flsimages, on Flickr
When I had it