AccuAir ENDO CVT Silence is Here 

IvanShotThis If you buy the Endo CVT you need Accuair E-Level or Switchspeed,Air Line,and a manifold.

Espritix i thought the manifold already comes with it ?

typically no.I just ordered my CVT and the description of it didnt mention coming with a manifold.If you go to Accuair's site.The E-Level Management and manifolds are separate unless you buy the coupled together.

So we have sold quite a lot of these and have not come across the issue you mention. If your unit is not even close to silent then I would contact AccuAir about it as that for sure is NOT normal! These things purr like kittens and if its in your trunk you will NOT hear anything in the cabin. A lot of leaks we've encountered are from the 4 NPT blanks that have to be installed before use. I can attest myself that on our own Audi RS5 install we have had to re-seal them twice using thread tape to get them sealed correct. Other than that though the CVT has been installed for 18 months with no other leaks or issues.

@@UroTuningOfficial really yours are silent?? I'd like to hear this.

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Hi there, this air suspension tank integrates other necessary components such as the pump into the tank itself, so that you don't need to have these components separate. This allows for a cleaner and more simple air suspension setup. If you are curious for any more info please give us a call or shoot an email to sales@urotuning.com

Killa Namikaze If you have to ask - you already know that you can’t afford it. And why are you gaging aftermarket parts with the price of your car? If you’re that stuck up with money then forget about any kind of air suspension and don’t even think about Car customization - it’s very expensive and what you do to mod your car is for looks and performance. NOT to stay under the price of your car. Damn idiot.

Clan Killas® Gaming! I mean almost any suspension is more than my $600 integra

JeremyM Lol 😂 I see what you mean now!

JeremyM Lol 😂 I see what you mean now! Let me tell you something. I have a 2016 Honda CRV. The model is 2nd top (it’s an EX-L) at a cost of $36K. I’ve put over $40K into it, and it was never about getting its worth back - I did it because I’d bought it for my sister who’d recently passed away and I wasn’t going to sell it. But there were no accessories for it so I designed and created some mods of my own for it. There are no air suspension kits for that car, so that was one of the very first things I did… Make an accuair kit work for my car. The wheels cost me $10K, but they are the only ones designed specifically for that car. My point is - “If you have to think about the costs being under what the price of the car is - then you shouldn’t be into modifying your car.” Here’s a link to just “some” of the things I’ve done to it, but when you get into modding your car, NEVER think about the cost of missing it, being under what you paid for the car: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-UTojAL-_B-8.html

@@Clankillas I hear you.I mod my cars for my liking....not for other ppl....if i want something i just work some OT and do it...The main thing with me is just finding good reliable shops....once I do what i have to do price makes no difference....the main thing is workmanship if I cant do it myself....Do what brings joy to yourself....NEVER please others.I've ALWAYS wanted an air ride set up.. And now that i have my 300c John Varvatos edition I'm gonna put the best airride system in it ....the endo cvt