Up front it had custom bag overs - 1/2" ports/lines/valves (popped up REAL fast - so fast it fucked my shocks - went through 3 sets of shocks before I changed the set up to slow it down a bit)
In the rear I had cylinders - all half inch aswell
The set up was using a 200psi pressure switch (turned on at 160/170psi and turned the compressors off at 200) With the dive bottle it would reach pressures of 210psi MAX.
This was enough pressure to pop the car off the ground (front and back) LOTS OF FUN MUAHAHAHA
The only down side was having passengers in the back - the rear would sag after a while and wouldn\'t pop up that fast (cylinder seals ended up leaking with weight in the back - would have to top up the pressure every now and then - no weight/passengers it was fine)
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If you do decide to go for air suspension - I would suggest staying away from the cylinders! (had them on all four corners in another one of my cars and had problems with the seals aswell - although that car was even more crazy - 4 compressors, dive bottle and a max pressure of 230psi!!) That car hopped ;D )
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I cruised the legacy high and low (could drive it fully slammed - just no full lock, was close to full lock though)
The drivability was good! was such a smooth car to drive. I had the tiniest bit of bump steer - its fun though
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I recently investigated other options (wanted to bag a new outback)
No one could supply a 1/2" bolt in kit - would have to be custom made (plenty of kits out there - but nothing to my specs)
One route I was seriously considering was the D2 set ups - custom setup with the d2 shocks and bags (only 3/8")
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Some pics of my old legacy
And a short video
awesome great to see more bagged subaru\'s especially Legacy\'s haven\'t seen any 2nd gens but its still really great to see it I love!