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    Anybody still on HPS Struts?

    05-01-2012 02:48 PM #1
    I think im the only one left lol.

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    05-02-2012 12:30 PM #2
    I've been thinking about switching to Airlift XLs and was wondering if anyone else has made the switch from HPS to Airlift. Really want to hear what the differences were?
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    05-02-2012 12:44 PM #3
    First off, awesome car

    Secondly, I can't chime in with a comparison-based opinion, but I can say that the XL's are quite comfy (MKV GTI) and go quite low.
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    05-02-2012 01:40 PM #4
    HPS is still pretty big in Europe, but they've lost a lot of clout here in the States.
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    05-02-2012 02:32 PM #5
    According to HPS there are on a lot of US cars including my old car...



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    05-02-2012 02:33 PM #6
    Actually, it's funny that you bring that up, Paul...

    Eddy (the owner of BagYard) has his old bagged impala on the HPS site and it was on a custom BagYard setup, not HPS
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    05-02-2012 03:25 PM #7
    LOL

    yeah im happy with the HPS but to me they seem soft. I can pretty much drive aired fully up and its still smooth which you can't do on XLs
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