Cobalt Hhr Ion Digital Air Ride Suspension Kit Easy Street Fbss on 2040-parts.com
Breckenridge, Michigan, US
Almost a full kit. Digital easy street setup brand new is over 3,000. This kit needs a tank, compressor filter (compressor is the only used part), and air gauges and maybe a couple fittings. Nothing had ever been mounted and I want to keep the kit but sadly times are tough and I need the cash. This is a front, back, side to side. Front air struts, bags in rear. The digital setup will even tell you if you have a leak and where it's coming from. I'm not going to give this away and need atleast 1200 for it. So after the other parts you will have a full stop for under 1500 bucks!!!! I can't find the directions but easy street has then on their website. Any questions feel free to ask. Thx
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