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Lowering Module Air Suspension

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Has anybody installed or tried out the lowering module for air suspension in Cayenne sold by Carnewal. It's a company in Belgium that states will drop "lower" drive height in 40mm an will stay that height until turned back up. You can switch from stock to lowered. Module goes before PASM and can be installed at home! Sell for $1510 US <_<

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I haven't tried it but I can tell you Gert Carnewal is a Contributing Member here and a lot of us have done business with him. Top quality - fast shipping - great support from every dealing I've had with him.

If you have any concerns about the product or install call him or email him - his user name here is: Gert

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I haven't tried it but I can tell you Gert Carnewal is a Contributing Member here and a lot of us have done business with him. Top quality - fast shipping - great support from every dealing I've had with him.

If you have any concerns about the product or install call him or email him - his user name here is: Gert

I have also done buisnes with him in the past, I agree 100% with you, was just courious on how well the module works compared to Techart which is a lot more expensive.

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japerezmd Member

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Carnewal is well known even to other forums, what brand is $1510, that's pretty cheap:D

The one sold by Carnewal! ;)

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Carnewal is well known even to other forums, what brand is $1510, that's pretty cheap:D

The one sold by Carnewal! ;)

He sells his own? gotta be rinspeed, cargraphic or techart.. i'll call Gert

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Carnewal is well known even to other forums, what brand is $1510, that's pretty cheap:D

The one sold by Carnewal! ;)

He sells his own? gotta be rinspeed, cargraphic or techart.. i'll call Gert

Alex:

Did you find out??

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r2yee2 Member

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Is it better to do the lowering module or just get the fully adjustable links from adjustableairride.com? Renntech Mercedes makes one that is quite reasonable in price.

Please advise.

Thank you in advance. ;)

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