should i get air bags from u-pull it or should i get struts

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Asked by Forrest Aug 03, 2013 at 11:45 AM about the 1996 Lincoln Continental FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

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I understand money is a problem for many people but, airbags even on the suspension you really don't want to trust "used". If a bag or bellows was to blow at highway speeds or curvy back roads who knows where you might end up due to the sudden loss of control. My vote is struts if you have to.

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Airbags leak - they do not and cannot "blow". My choice is always go OEM but, as stated, if money is an issue - go cheap.

I will never ever buy another vehicle equipped with Air Shocks again,,What a idiotic idea to do so,,they always blow out and leak.

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