haz anybody ever used air suspension on a vehicle?

[Xiaxio]

I know most people use air suspension for show cars, but my 350z is my daily driver, and I'm fairly low. About 2 inches off the ground give or take. I love having my car low but it's like a wheelchair, it's fun to ride in and it takes me places but I can't go up drive ways or bumps or just any steep incline in general

So I have been considering going with air suspension, people all hate harsh rides feeling every bump and such but to honest I'm not that type of person that wants ride quality to been perfect I could care less. I have heard from the small amount of research that I have done so far that the ride quality isn't great, does it depend on the maker or is it just all air suspensions?

If you could shine some light on pros and cons of air suspensions can you please share? Thanks

 

[GuidoK]

Maybe this is something for you. The handling benefits from conventional shocks and the flexibility from air suspension
However it probably can only be fitted if you have coilovers with linear springs (like KW V3 for a z4):

http://www.stance-solutions.com/static-plus.htm

 

[Xiaxio]

Maybe this is something for you. The handling benefits from conventional shocks and the flexibility from air suspension
However it probably can only be fitted if you have coilovers with linear springs (like KW V3 for a z4):

http://www.stance-solutions.com/static-plus.htm

thanks. il do some more research into that. i am low but not scape everywhere so it could be just what im looking for.

 

[GuidoK]

There are more manufacturers of similar systems.
In the US there is Umbrella design:
http://www.umbrellaautodesign.com/vrh-lift-system

(both systems are not really cheap though)