All-New DSC Sport Air Lift System!
12-02-2016, 01:40 PM
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All-New DSC Sport Air Lift System!
DSC Sport is proud to announce that we have finished development on our all-new Air Lift Systems for compatibility with Tractive DDA struts! The Air Lift System is available in two packages:
1) Airlift Option - For vehicles with factory-optioned front lift systems. Adapts existing Tractive DDA front struts for compatibility with factory air lift system.
2) Standalone Air Lift System - For all vehicles fittted with Tractive front struts. Adapts existing Tractive DDA front struts for compatibility with the all-new DSC Sport air lift system.
PM for specialty introductory pricing. The system is priced so that a set of Tractive coilovers, DSC Sport controller, AND the Standalone Air Lift System will cost less than retrofitting a factory front axle lift kit from the dealer.
We will be following up with pictures and more information after the PRI Trade Show.
Attending PRI?
Visit us and learn more about the Air Lift System at booth #2610!
1) Airlift Option - For vehicles with factory-optioned front lift systems. Adapts existing Tractive DDA front struts for compatibility with factory air lift system.
2) Standalone Air Lift System - For all vehicles fittted with Tractive front struts. Adapts existing Tractive DDA front struts for compatibility with the all-new DSC Sport air lift system.
PM for specialty introductory pricing. The system is priced so that a set of Tractive coilovers, DSC Sport controller, AND the Standalone Air Lift System will cost less than retrofitting a factory front axle lift kit from the dealer.
We will be following up with pictures and more information after the PRI Trade Show.
Attending PRI?
Visit us and learn more about the Air Lift System at booth #2610!
12-03-2016, 03:18 AM
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Anyone considering a track focused suspension setup, that is still livable and has lift... this is one of your best choices!
I'll have one on my 997.1 RS and am considering one for my 991.1 GT3 once I push the stock suspension on DSC a bit more!
I'll have one on my 997.1 RS and am considering one for my 991.1 GT3 once I push the stock suspension on DSC a bit more!
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12-03-2016, 03:46 AM
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Yes, DSC Sport makes a control module that allows for active control of the PASM shocks in your RS, new programs can be loaded that change how the shocks respond based on a number of variables.
Its really exciting stuff and Dundon is a dealer. TPC Racing's shop in Maryland is DSC Sports headquarters and you can go there for an alignment, DSC programming and some driving tips for your local tracks from Michael Levitas!
12-03-2016, 03:58 AM
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Hi Phil,
Yes, DSC Sport makes a control module that allows for active control of the PASM shocks in your RS, new programs can be loaded that change how the shocks respond based on a number of variables.
Its really exciting stuff and Dundon is a dealer. TPC Racing's shop in Maryland is DSC Sports headquarters and you can go there for an alignment, DSC programming and some driving tips for your local tracks from Michael Levitas!
Yes, DSC Sport makes a control module that allows for active control of the PASM shocks in your RS, new programs can be loaded that change how the shocks respond based on a number of variables.
Its really exciting stuff and Dundon is a dealer. TPC Racing's shop in Maryland is DSC Sports headquarters and you can go there for an alignment, DSC programming and some driving tips for your local tracks from Michael Levitas!
Thanks!
