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Old 02-12-2006, 08:03 AM   #1
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My P32 has the standard factory airbags on the front. Are the Firestaone airbags an upgrade in performance? Or are they just a better quality replacement if your stock bags need to be changed out due to leaks?

I understand that just using the correct weight coils and abandoning the bags altogether may be better but there is a definate price difference, plus I can do the bags myself.

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My P32 has the standard factory airbags on the front. Are the Firestaone airbags an upgrade in performance? Or are they just a better quality replacement if your stock bags need to be changed out due to leaks?

I understand that just using the correct weight coils and abandoning the bags altogether may be better but there is a definate price difference, plus I can do the bags myself.
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