I love air ride systems and seeing them used in SUV applications as well and this actually does look really nice in my opinion. The thing I like most about this is where the components are tucked away and concealed.
The C-HR is one of the very few crossovers I don't mind seeing slammed. Personally won't do it, but the design works when lowered because of the large wheel arches.
It does look good and thankfully it's all adjustable on the fly so I wouldn't mind taking a swing and getting it done. You're right about the arches though, they're fitting and pretty crucial to how it looks overall.
Going air is a big commitment for a lot of people, builds like this will be far and few between. What we'll see a lot of in the not too distant future are people going for entry-level coil over systems and even more likely are lowering springs.
For sure, you rarely see people on air for the main reason that it's pretty expensive. A set of coils brand new can run you $1000 whereas an air setup can easily be $5000+
Just installed these new tail lights.
For anyone wondering they're the Hi Rev Sport CHR tail lights and I followed these videos for uninstalling the original tail lights~~
Just wanted to start a thread where we could dump some pictures of custom C-HR's. Most of the modding for this crossover is unfortunately taking place overseas but hopefully we start to see more kits offered in NA. Upload some of your favourite designs.
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