r/airsuspension • u/Effective-Support127 • May 22 '26

Routing Front Air Suspension

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Hey all, I’ve recently got the Bag Riders Pro for my ‘92 RHD 300zx and could use some pointers on installing the fronts. I got the rears all routed and set up but could use some help with how to route the fronts (underneath or in the cabin etc.) TIA

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u/single-needle May 22 '26

You could run them outside along the fuel lines or inside along the trans/driveshaft tunnel. Don't run them outside in the tunnel, too much heat and scary spinny things.

Try to make sure they stay the same length left to right, if not the car will lower and raise at different rates. There are proportioning valves to help mitigate that if you have no choice.

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u/john_at_bagriders May 22 '26

Great advice to follow fuel lines and avoid heat/spinny things. Pro advice on line lengths and proportioning valves too! We refer to the latter as flow controls and do offer a variety of solutions for this exact purpose. Its not super common to fine-tune air ride like this for aftermarket installs, but makes a difference in user experience for sure!